Normally when you make an interview with someone who has just had their film shown in one of the greatest film theatres in Berlin, and afterwards had to sign autographs for more than fifteen minutes for the screaming crowd, you can definitely tell that they are flying high. But Christian seems a bit shy, or nervous you might say, on stage as well as when interviewed. I definitely like the fact that he is so bound to earth, like a real Norwegian. >>

Directors and main cast in "This Way of Life" >>

I had the amazing luck to get an interview with the section director Maryanne Redpath exactly 30 minutes before the grand opening of Kplus. So I thought that it was such a crazy time to do the interview that I should just go all in and ask her all I could think of and thought interesting about her person. How it was possible I do not know, but this is what she very convincing told me in this hectic time of hers. >>

I have a little bit of time to write down my most important questions, because Åsleik Engmark and Petrus Andreas Christensen are surrounded by children clamouring to get autographs signed on their tickets and programmes. I eventually squeeze my way through to them. >>

The 'Zoopalast' cinema is packed full. The hordes of children have only one thing in mind: trying to get an autograph. We try to squeeze our way through the masses to get to the actor. Our aim: an interview. We manage to reach him, but in all the commotion we only manage to ask him two questions. So we decide to wait until the tumult has died down. Llewellyn is an 11-year-old boy. He stands before us in a smart brown suit. His long hair is neatly combed back. >>