Villagers and Vagabonds // Art in public space
This film is available on our digital platform.
During the festival, you will have the chance to learn more about the films on this year's program through conversations with filmmakers and actors.
The eternal question of what art really is, comes to the surface in the enjoyable documentary Villagers and Vagabonds, about the meeting between the art collective FFB and the people of the small village of Kvam in Gudbrandsdalen, Norway.
To discuss the function of art in public space and the process in Kvam, we have invited director Merethe Offerdal Tveit as well as Lars Tungen and Fredrik Weikle, who is part of the documentary. The conversation will be moderated by Bo Krister Wallström from KORO.
Practical info:
N.B: The film Villagers and Vagabonds will be screened in cinemas during the festival, and will only be digitally available for rent on Oslo Pix' screening platform for 48 hours, on Monday June 7 and Tuesday June 8.
The prerecorded conversation is held in Norwegian, and will be available on our digital screening platform throughout the festival. We recommend watching the film prior to the conversation.
Live Q&A: There will be a live Q&A with participants from the film, after the cinema screening on Saturday, June 5 at 15:15.