The cracks in the inheritance of DNA, relatives, and property are at the heart of this critically acclaimed Norwegian tragicomedy.
Winner of the Best International Feature at the 2026 Oscars (going head-to-head with Neon’s other foreign language titles, It Was Just An Accident and The Secret Agent), Joachim Trier’s Norwegian tragicomedy Sentimental Value was also nominated in eight other categories, including Best Picture, Actress, Director, and Editing. It had already won the Grand Prix at Cannes 2025 and BAFTA for Best Film Not in the English Language.
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