It's a setup for a pretty good horror film: Thelma, a college-age girl raised in her country's Bible Belt, begins to realize she has dangerous supernatural powers linked to her seizures. But director ...

There’s something very wrong with Thelma, though we’re not quite sure what it is. We first meet her when she’s just a child, living with her devoutly religious family in a remote town on the coast of ...

Now comes Thelma, which filters a young woman's sexual awakening through a paranormal lens. Thelma (Eili Harboe) has just arrived at college, and has begun the process of discovering herself – what ...

Known for such gorgeous, naturalistic independent films as Oslo, August 31st and Louder Than Bombs, critically lauded Norwegian director Joachim Trier made a significant, exciting stylistic departure ...

Thelma is a Norwegian dark thriller about a melancholy college student who starts to experience extreme seizures while studying at a university in Oslo. She soon learns that the violent episodes are a ...

“Thelma” begins in a remote stretch of wintry wilderness, where a man and his young daughter step gingerly across a frozen lake and into the woods nearby. The father has a rifle, presumably with the ...

In one scene from the new Norwegian thriller Thelma, the titular young woman is studying in her Oslo university’s library when she encounters another student. There’s something about her, this other ...

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The director of "Oslo, August 31st" returns with an ominous, unnerving, and strangely powerful thriller about the darkest of human desires. There’s something very wrong with Thelma, though we’re not ...

“Thelma” begins in a remote stretch of wintry wilderness, where a man and his young daughter step gingerly across a frozen lake and into the woods nearby. The father has a rifle, presumably with the ...