materie 2004* - Norsk filminstitutt
materie 2004* - Norsk filminstitutt
materie 2004* - Norsk filminstitutt
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An encounter with people living under extremely restricted conditions, in Mexico, Russia, Brazil<br />
and Oslo. The film is also a critical investigation of the negative consequences of neoliberal economical<br />
politics. The project examines the claim that it's in the interest of certain economical and<br />
social forces to preserve modern slavery, and that these forces are supported by corrupt authorities<br />
and indirect participation by multinational companies.<br />
– With a powerful political message and intense human portrayals, this may turn out to be<br />
an important political film from two of our most distinguished documentary film makers.<br />
Thomas Robsahm (1964) made his debut in front of the camera already as an<br />
8-year-old in the film Five Days in August by Svend Wam, and had several roles<br />
in Wam & Vennerød films. He worked as script supervisor, assistant director,<br />
assistant editor, production collaborator and launch consultant until his debut<br />
as director in 1987. Since then, he has made a number of short films, documentaries<br />
for cinema and TV, before his feature film debut in 1992 with the film<br />
Rebels with a Cause. In 1995, Robsahm founded the company Speranza Film,<br />
and since then he has worked as both producer and director.<br />
MODERNE SLAVERI<br />
MODERN SLAVERY<br />
DIRECTOR: THOMAS ROBSAHM<br />
SCREENPLAY: THOMAS ROBSAHM AND MARGRETH OLIN<br />
PRODUCERS: THOMAS ROBSAHM AND MARGRETH OLIN<br />
DIRECTORS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: GAUTE GUNNARI AND<br />
OTHERS<br />
RELEASE DATE: AUTUMN 2008<br />
CONTACT: SPERANZA FILM, ØVREFOSS 14, N-0555 OSLO<br />
TEL: +47 22 38 03 90, FAX: +47 22 38 03 91<br />
E-MAIL: speranza@speranza.no, www.speranza.no<br />
NORWEGIAN FILMS 2008<br />
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