Bent Hamer

Director

Norwegian film director known for Kitchen Stories (2003) and Factotum (2005).

Directed Kitchen Stories (2003), a film noted in reviews for its ironic and melancholic gaze and its story about a Swedish research institute studying kitchen habits. Directed Factotum (2005), an adaptation of Charles Bukowski's novel, which the reviews note stars Matt Dillon and is considered a faithful cinematic transposition by Bent Hamer.

Reviewers highlight Hamer's light, ironic gaze and melancholic tone. Kitchen Stories is praised for its perspective and quiet satire. Factotum is regarded as a faithful, well-cast Bukowski adaptation. Overall reception in these reviews is favorable.

For:Fans of European art-house cinema, literary adaptations, deadpan comedy and melancholic drama.

 The director's gaze is light, between irony and melancholy.

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 Hamer managed to create a film consistent with the work, to present a cast of actors capable of effectively portraying the protagonists, to insert the most significant dialogues, and to synthesize with great professionalism the contorted, yet brilliant mind of Bukowski.

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