Knut sdam interview

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For osloBIENNALEN FIRST EDITION, Norwegian filmmaker and artist Knut Åsdam presents the first and second episode of an ongoing film production titled Oslo. [New in October 2019]. The project spans a period of several years and is presented as short clips at various tv-screens in public spaces all over Oslo before they are assembled into a feature film. The project mixes documentary and fiction material and its first chapter, "Work", was already shot and presented as clips in public spaces in Tøyen, Løren, and Grønland in Oslo in 2019. "Speech" is completed and presented in weekly clips for a total of 6 weeks from 23rd April of 2021, at Oslo Central Station (at Rom for Kunst's screen by the elevators in from the taxi station), Schous Bøker at Schous Plass 7A (entrance through Rathkes gate), the former “Majoren” kiosk in Majorstukrysset (Majorstuhuset, Valkyriegate 8, on the corner with Kirkeveien), and at Tøyen and Nationaltheatret metro stations.

SPEECH is about language and deviations and describes, among other things, a therapy situation at a language clinic. The main character is a language pathologist and the film follows her at work and in everyday life and highlights different ways of using language. Åsdam takes situations where the language does not function as a starting point for dialogues that go in and out of function and fiction. The characters in the film communicate through partly dysfunctional language, but a change in context and social context means almost more.

The actors are Birgitte Larsen, Kjersti Dalseide, Manish Sharma and Håkon Mathias Vassvik.

The film is shown in six episodes of around 2-5 minutes each over a period of six weeks.

Available on several locations from April 23 to June 3, 2021.

This second chapter is shown in collaboration with Rom for kunst, Schous bøker and Ruter.

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