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Episode 85 - Aleksander U. Serigstad og Kristian Serigstad Jensen fra podcasten «Norsk kultfilm» og Herodes Falsk. Vi diskuterer filmene «Prima Veras saga om Olav den hellige» og «Showbiz» episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 13, 2024 · 2H 6M

Episode 85 - Aleksander U. Serigstad og Kristian Serigstad Jensen fra podcasten «Norsk kultfilm» og Herodes Falsk. Vi diskuterer filmene «Prima Veras saga om Olav den hellige» og «Showbiz»

from 80-tallspodden · host Moderne Media og Alexander Faye-Schjøll

Denne ukas episode handler om norsk kultfilm fra 80-tallet. Jeg har fått besøk av to filmentusiaster – Aleksander U. Serigstad og Kristian Serigstad Jensen – som driver podcasten «Norsk kultfilm». Sammen dykker vi ned i to norske kultklassikere: Prima Veras Saga om Olav den Hellige (1983) og Showbiz (1989). Gutta har stålkontroll på disse filmene, så ingenting er overlatt til tilfeldighetene. Men ikke nok med det (hørt av ymse gateselgere på Karl Johan på midten av 80-tallet).Vi har også ringt opp Herodes Falsk, som nå bor på Gran Canaria. Med stor iver deler han alt han husker fra disse filmene. Jeg ba ydmykt om 10-15 minutter, men endte opp med en hel time. Heldigvis var han like blid da vi var ferdige – en strålende fyr med et stort hjerte for 80-tallet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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