Joachim Trier has been hailed as one of the most interesting and dynamic new voices in European cinema. His film The Worst Person in the World is the latest in his loosely described “Oslo trilogy”–compelling character studies set in the changing landscape of his hometown. Trier has described the movie as “a coming-of-age film for grown-ups who feel like they still haven’t grown up.” It’s been nominated for numerous prizes including the Oscar for Best International Feature Film and Best Original Screenplay.