The Passport

Mother's Day

Telephone Terror

Biedermeier

There is an elusive universe where action and dialogue merge to create an absolute truth. Oh, if only I could find that place! The following films are a result of my search:

The Passport
In postproduction/HD
Manuscript based on a short story by Johan Borgan. Airport thriller about security versus personal freedom.
Director: Amund Lie.
Starring Vincent Schiavelli, Nicholas Hope, Lars Arntz-Hansen.
Click to download promotional PDF.

Mother's Day
2000/35mm/5min
Written and directed by Angela Amoroso.
Harald has a made a gift for his mother which is impossible for her to accept.
Selected Short Film of the Year 2000 by Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK). Read reviews.

Neighbours in Discord
1999/DVCam/5 min
Short documentary. Written and directed by Angela Amoroso.
Strange sounds emanate from a neighbour´s apartment all hours of the day and night. Curiosity gets the better of the director who grabs a camera and does some major investigating. The mystery is solved , though not the problem, and a kind of harmony develops between the director and her musician neighbour.

A Man
1996/35mm/10 min
Contributing writer.
A woman's perception of man entering into the new millennium.
Director: Eva Dahr
Norwegian Amanda Award winner

The Paperboy
1997/35mm/7 min
Original idea and manuscript.
A routine job becomes a morning symphony.
Director: Noor Eddine Lakhmari.

Lesson in Love
1996/35mm/5min
Animated film about survival in the garden of love.
Cell-animator: Jan Konings.

Telephone Terror
1996/35mm/10min
Original idea and manuscript.
A teenage girl turns the tables on a teenage boy. A feminist is born?
Director: Morten Tyldum.

Biedermeier
1996/35mm/15 min
Original idea and manuscript.
Two young people browse in an unusual antique shop where fantasy and reality interchange, awakening their urges and desires.
Director: Peder Norlund.
Norwegian Amanda Award nominee.
Trailer: www.norlund.no