Fra far

In From Father, Lene Berg examines her father’s life and fate through a collage of her own memories and factual elements such as letters, psychiatric reports, unpublished and published texts, court documents, etc. From Father thus becomes an encounter? between a living artist and a dead one, between a father and a daughter, between a woman and a man, and between contemporary Norway and the country in which Arnljot Berg lived and worked.

The result is an astonishing and moving portrait of a sensitive and talented man – as well as a depiction of an unusual family.