WAC proudly supports the Norwegian Documentary Series: Let the Scream be Heard
About The Event
“Let the Scream be heard” is an international documentary aiming to discover the secret behind the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch’s greatness, an artistic study investigating the secret behind the universal and timeless essence of Edvard Munch’s art. What is it about Munch’s art that touches us today, more than 150 years after his birth? To find the answer we need to travel back into Munch’s mind. We see his creative processes, hear his own words, perceive his values and philosophy and experience the mysteries of his life as expressed in his works.
Director: Dheeraj Akolkar
Runtime: 58′
Year of Production: 2013
Suitable for: Youths, Adults
This series is held in collaboration with the Norwegian Consulate General, the non-profit movie theater 14 Pews, and the Norwegian Film Institute.
About The Series
A total of four Norwegian-produced documentaries compiled together by 14 Pews’ very own Cressandra Thibodeaux will be screened throughout September. Norwegian documentaries have a very visible spot in international documentary festivals and have been praised for their innovative narration and dialogue with the audience. In collaboration with 14 Pews we are proud to screen four of them, all award-winning documentaries followed by a talk-back with former Consul General, Mr. Lasse Seim after each screening. 14 Pews is a non-profit independent and multidisciplinary movie theater screening independent films, documentaries and short films located in The Heights.
Attendance is completely FREE OF CHARGE and complimentary beer sponsored by Saint Arnolds Brewing Company will be offered.
Please reserve seating online at www.14pews.com, space is limited. Free street parking available surrounding the venue.
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