These 6 show recommendations can be viewed in full on KlikFilm. Among them is a satirical film in Norwegian called Sick of Myself.
Hello Cilers!
Who is looking forward to the recommendations for the July issue of KlikFilm? As the month kicks off, KlikFilm has once again released a series of its latest festival-class films for loyal customers to view.
This time, Cineverse will round up 6 movies that we specifically recommend for viewers looking for the latest shows on KlikFilm. Eits, some of these movies were shown yesterday July 1st, you know. Curious what the movies are? Come on, check out the recommendations below!
Sick of Myself – July 1
A satirical Norwegian film that presents narcissistic issues in a darker way. sick of myself written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli. There is a lot of social commentary in this movie. sick of myself It can be seen on Klikfilm.
This movie finally got the green light in Norway after the director worked on it since 2017. The director said that Los Angeles influenced the character and plot of this movie more.
sick of myself it is about a young woman named Signe, who is unable to overcome her pathological need for attention.
Dalvas – July 22
Dalva (Zelda Samson), a 12-year-old girl who lives alone with her father. One night, the police broke into her house and took him to an orphanage.
As Dalva befriends her new roommate, Samia (Fanta Guirassy), and social worker Jayden (Alexis Manenti), she gradually understands that the love she shares with her father is not what she thought it was. With her help, Dalva will learn to be a child again.
invisible demons
In the sprawling megacity of Delhi, the dangers of climate change exist not just in the future for the 30 million people struggling to survive. invisible demons will explore the dramatic ramifications of India’s growing economy, capturing a city in crisis and the resulting collective climate realities.
pink
The film follows the story of two sisters, Inger (Sofie Gråbøl) and Ellen (Lene Maria Christensen), and how their relationship is challenged on a long-awaited coach trip to Paris.
When Inger announced her mental health issues to the group, the sisters faced pity from some and discrimination from others.
Arriving in Paris, it soon becomes clear that Inger has a hidden agenda regarding a figure from her past, which ultimately involves the entire group in a search for answers. pink is a film about love and caring for each other, despite our differences.
Radiance
Radiance is a 2022 Australian drama film co-written and directed by Del Kathryn Barton and produced by Causeway Films.
The story follows a young teenager named Blaze (Julia Savage), who is the only witness to a shocking crime. Struggling to make sense of what she is seeing, she finally finds refreshment in the priceless world of her own imagination.
the narrow path
Hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, small businesses are going out of business one by one. A young single mother, Candy (Angela Yuen), arrives looking for a job with Chak (Louis Cheung), who runs a small cleaning company.
He doesn’t seem like someone Chak can trust, but he unexpectedly helps Chak solve many difficulties at work. Chak’s company is facing problems, and at the same time, his family is also facing nightmares.
Everyone is still doing their best to fight the pressures of life and support each other through this painful year. When Chak meets Candy’s 7-year-old daughter, he can finally find hope in life.
So, from the movie recommendations above, which movie would you like to see?
