Eskil Vogt

Elskil Vogt studied directing at the prestigious Fémis school in Paris. A renowned screenwriter and regular collaborator of Joachim Trier, he has written films such as Reprise (2006), Oslo, August 31st (2011), Louder than bombs (2015) and Thelma (2017). After a number of short films as a director (his first, Une étreinte, was nominated for an EFA award; his second, Les étrangers, was awarded a prize at the Premiers Plans Festival in Angers), he made the feature film Blind, which had a good run at international festivals, including a prize at Sundance. As a TV director he is known in Norway for the award-winning dark comedy, Uti Var Hage. The Innocents is his second feature film as director.

Festival de Cine de Sevilla