The Worst Person in the World: Movie Review
The Worst Person in the World: Movie Review Cast: Renate Reinsve, Anders Danielsen Lie, Herbert Nordrum Director: Joachim Trier Divided up into a series of chapters, and with an effervescent lead heading proceedings, The Worst Person in the World is a film that's been steeped with praise, and lavished with potential awards' talk. But yet, it remains strangely aloof as a character piece, a film that barely takes you into the life of its lead Julie (Reinsve) other than to see her react in a series of circumstances and no further. In The Worst Person in the World, Reinsve is Julie, a woman turning 30 in Oslo, who rambles as much from one set of studies to another as she bounces between from relationships. When she meets graphic novelist Aksel (Lie), she seems to settle down into a relationship, despite the age difference between them. However, the relationship eventually comes under strain after she randomly meets Nordrum's Eivind and they connect on an emotional level one nig...