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Joachim Trier

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Norwegian film director

Joachim Trier
Joachim Trier at theCannes Film Festival 2025
Born (1974-03-01)1 March 1974 (age 51)
Copenhagen, Denmark
Alma materNational Film and Television School
OccupationFilm director
Years active2006–present

Joachim Trier (Norwegian:[ˈjùːɑˌkɪmˈtɾìːəɾ]; born 1 March 1974) is a Danish-Norwegian filmmaker. His films have been described as "melancholy meditations concerned with existential questions oflove, ambition,memory, andidentity."[1] He has received numerous accolades, including theGrand Prix atCannes Film Festival, as well as nominations for anAcademy Award, aBAFTA Award, and twoCesar Awards.

He is best known for hisOslo trilogy which comprises the filmsReprise (2006),Oslo, 31 August (2011), andThe Worst Person in the World (2021). For the last film, he was nominated for theBest Original Screenplay at the94th Academy Awards, with the film also nominated forBest International Feature. He is also known for directingLouder Than Bombs (2015),Thelma (2017), and the documentaryThe Other Munch (2018).

Early life and education

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Trier was born in Denmark to a Danish father and Norwegian mother and raised in Oslo, Norway.[2] His father, Jacob Trier, was the sound technician ofThe Pinchcliffe Grand Prix, a notable film produced in Norway in 1975.[3] His grandfather wasErik Løchen, artistic director ofNorsk Film from 1981 to 1983 and also a filmmaker and screenwriter known for such experimental work as his 1972 filmRemonstrance, which was constructed so that its five reels could be shown in any order, rendering 120 possible versions of its radical story of a film crew trying to make a political film.[4]

As a teenager, Trier was a skateboarding champion who shot and produced his own skateboarding videos.[5] He studied at theEuropean Film College inEbeltoft, Denmark and at theNational Film & Television School in the United Kingdom.[6]

Career

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2000–2006: Early work

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Trier started his career writing and directing short films. His early short films includePietà (2000) andStill (2001). After graduating fromNational Film and Television School Trier directed the short filmProcter, a thriller revolving around a man who watches a suicide on a videotape and investigates the mystery surrounding the incident. The film premiered at theEdinburgh International Film Festival where he gained prominence winning the Best British Short Award. Ellen Margrethe Sand ofVerdens Gang praised Trier writing, "[He] utilises the scarcely allotted time and his film medium to the last drop".[7] The short would also earn nominations for theEuropean Film Award for Best Short Film and theAmanda Award in Norway.

Trier's debut film,Reprise, is about two aspiring writers and their volatile relationship.[8] Released byMiramax in 2006, it received Norway's top film awards, theAmanda Award and theAamot Statuette.[9][10] Internationally, it won prizes at film festivals inToronto,Istanbul,Rotterdam,Milan, andKarlovy Vary.[11] Trier was named one ofVariety's "10 Directors to Watch" in 2007.[3]

2011–present: Breakthrough and acclaim

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Trier gained prominence for his Norwegian drama filmOslo, 31 August (2011). His sophomore effort as a director, the film revolves around a day in the life of Anders (Anders Danielsen Lie), a recovering drug addict who catches up with old friends in Oslo. The film premiered in theUn Certain Regard section at the2011 Cannes Film Festival.[12][13] The film is considered to be an adaptation of thePierre Drieu La Rochelle novelWill O' the Wisp (1931) andLouis Malle'sThe Fire Within (1963).[8] It received critical acclaim and awards and was featured on several critics' 2012 Top 10 lists.[14][15]A.O. Scott ofThe New York Times declared it a "perfectly linear story that bristles with suspense and ambiguity".[16]

Trier was named as one of the jury members for the Cinéfondation and short film sections of the2014 Cannes Film Festival.[17] In 2015, Trier directed the English-language filmLouder Than Bombs, starringJesse Eisenberg,Gabriel Byrne, andIsabelle Huppert.[18] It was selected to compete for thePalme d'Or at the2015 Cannes Film Festival[19] where it received positive reviews with acclaim for its leading performance from Huppert.[20] His fourth feature, thesupernaturalhorror-romanceThelma, screened at the2017 Toronto International Film Festival to positive reviews.[21] Andrew Barber ofVariety praised the film describing it as an, "unnervingly effective slow-burn, and those with the patience for Trier’s patient accumulation of detail will find it pays off in unexpected ways."[22] It was selected as the Norwegian entry for theBest Foreign Language Film at the90th Academy Awards, held in 2018.[23][24]

Trier with theCannes Film Festival's Grand Prix forSentimental Value (2025)

In 2018, he co-directed, with his brother, Emil, a 55-minute documentary,The Other Munch, featuring the writerKarl Ove Knausgård curating, with Kari Brandtzæg,[25]To the Forest,[26][27] an exhibition of paintings byEdvard Munch atOslo'sMunch Museum.[28] Trier and Knausgård visit locations from Munch's life, discuss his works, themes, obsessions, and process. The Trier brothers connect Knausgård's unorthodox interpretation of Munch to Knausgård's literary works,[29][30][31][32] in a portrait of both artists.[33][34][35][36]Karl Ove Knausgård stated "When I was invited to curate the exhibition, I proposed that we make a film to coincide with it."[37] Also in 2018, Trier served as the Jury President of theCritics' Week section at the2018 Cannes Film Festival.[38][39]

Elle Fanning wearing a "Joachim Trier Summer" T-Shirt at the2025 Cannes Film Festival, a reference from one ofCharli XCX's concerts

In June 2018, Trier was invited to become a member of theAcademy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.[40]

On 7 July 2021,The Worst Person in the World premiered to high acclaim competing for thePalme d'Or at the2021 Cannes Film Festival, where starRenate Reinsve won theCannes Film Festival Award for Best Actress.[41][42][43] Jordan Mintzer ofThe Hollywood Reporter praised Trier's ability as a director, writing, "More than ever, Trier reveals how well he can keep shifting tones and emotional arcs without losing any narrative momentum."[44] The film was nominated for theAcademy Award for Best International Feature Film and Trier himself earned a nomination for theAcademy Award for Best Original Screenplay at the94th Academy Awards.[45][46]

Joachim Trier @ Sentimental Value screening, 2025 Toronto International Film Festival

In 2023 it was announced that Trier would reunite with actorRenate Reinsve for his next film,Sentimental Value, a family drama that subsequently began filming in Norway.[47] The film was screened at the2025 Cannes Film Festival, where it won theGrand Prix. A family drama, the film revolves around the fractured relationship between two daughters and their father, a filmmaker on the rebound. It stars Reinsve,Stellan Skarsgård andElle Fanning. Pete Hammond ofThe Hollywood Reporter wrote, "This may be the closest Trier has gotten to the master of this kind of human conflict,Ingmar Bergman, whose films would seem to be an influence, or at the very least an inspiration".[48] The film will be distributed byNeon and was released in the United States on 7 November 2025.[49]

Influences

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In 2012, Trier participated in theSight & Sound critics' poll where he listed his 10 favorite films in alphabetical order:[50]

Filmography

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Films

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YearEnglish titleDirectorWriterProducerNotes
2000PietàYesYesNoShort film; Co-written withEskil Vogt
2001StillYesYesNo
2002ProcterYesYesNo
2006RepriseYesYesNoCo-written with Eskil Vogt
2011Oslo, 31 AugustYesYesNo
2015Louder Than BombsYesYesExecutive
2017ThelmaYesYesExecutive
2021The Worst Person in the WorldYesYesNo
2025Sentimental ValueYesYesExecutive

Documentary

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YearEnglish titleOriginal titleNotes
2018The Other MunchDen andre MunchCo-directed with Emil Trier.

Awards and nominations

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OrganizationsYearCategoryWorkResultRef.
Academy Awards2022Best Original ScreenplayThe Worst Person in the WorldNominated[51]
Bodil Awards2023Best Non-American FilmWon[52]
British Academy Film Awards2022Best Film Not in the English LanguageNominated[53]
British Independent Film Awards2022Best International Independent FilmWon[54]
Cannes Film Festival2011Un Certain RegardOslo, 31 AugustNominated[55]
2015Palme d'OrLouder Than BombsNominated[56]
2021The Worst Person in the WorldNominated[57]
2025Sentimental ValueNominated[58]
Grand PrixWon[59]
César Awards2013Best Foreign FilmOslo, 31 AugustNominated[60]
2022The Worst Person in the WorldNominated
Edinburgh International Film Festival2002Best British Short FilmProcterWon[61]
Prix UIP for Best European Short FilmWon
European Film Awards2002European Short FilmNominated[62]
2021European ScreenwriterThe Worst Person in the WorldNominated[63]
2026European FilmSentimental ValuePending[64]
European DirectorPending
European ScreenwriterPending
LUX Audience AwardPending[65]
Gotham Awards2021Best International FeatureThe Worst Person in the WorldNominated[66]
Lumière Awards2022Best International Co-ProductionNominated[67]
New York Film Critics Circle2008Best First FilmRepriseNominated
Norwegian International Film Festival2017Norwegian Film Critics AwardThelmaWon[68]
Reykjavík International Film Festival2021Creative Excellence In Cinema Award—Honored[69]
Robert Awards2023Best Non-English Language FilmThe Worst Person in the WorldWon[70]
Stockholm International Film Festival2011Bronze HorseOslo, 31 AugustWon[71]
2015Louder Than BombsWon[72]
Toronto International Film Festival2006Discovery AwardRepriseWon[73]
2025International People's Choice AwardSentimental ValueRunner-up[74]

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