Sentimental Value

Sean Fennessey talks to director Joachim Trier about Sentimental Value.

Tim Grierson and Will Leitch review Sentimental Value.

Variety praises Trier's layered family drama and its ability to find fresh angles on familiar sentiments.

RogerEbert.com calls it Trier's masterful work, recalling Bergman while cementing his status as a working master.

IndieWire reviews Trier's Cannes competition entry starring Renate Reinsve and Stellan Skarsgård.

NPR's review of Joachim Trier's family drama about art, ego, and reconciliation.

Trier, Eskil Vogt, Skarsgård, Reinsve, Fanning, and Lilleaas discuss the making and meaning of the film.

Seventh Row unpacks how Sentimental Value fits into Trier's body of work.

Trier breaks down the film's ending and his intentions for the final scene.

Trier discusses the film's emotional architecture and family dynamics with Letterboxd.

Screen Daily praises Trier's sensitive sixth feature and its quiet truths about what families never say to one another.

Trier breaks down four key scenes — including one with a horse that went crazy on set.

AV Club praises how the film synthesizes metaphor and character drama to convey how suffering ripples outward.

Time celebrates the beauty of seeing flawed families portrayed with such radiance.

Calls it Triers best film to date, cementing him as one of the must-see filmmakers of our time.

Mixed review praising the acting but finding less substance than its Cannes Grand Prix win suggests.

TIFF 2025 review of Joachim Triers Grand Prix-winning family drama.

Cannes premiere review exploring the films themes of memory and reconciliation.

Praises Trier as a masterful arbiter of storytelling conceits and tones.

Review exploring the central question of whether art and filmmaking can mend fractured family relationships.

In-depth interview with Renate Reinsve about her acclaimed performance as Nora.

Trier discusses the film nominated for eight Golden Globes including Best Picture and Best Director.

Discussion of the 2025 film and its place in Joachim Triers filmography.

Wide-ranging discussion with Trier about the films poignant themes and working with time.