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This sensual, supernatural Norwegian thriller about a college girl’s dangerous sexual awakening is moody and captivating, if a touch incoherent.

Thelma is sensual, sinful, and uncompromising film. Eili Harboe as the lead oozes with raw talent, and fearless determination. This is a movie that...

From director Joachim Trier comes a slow-building but potent Norwegian thriller.

Coming of age has severe consequences in Joachim Trier's unsettling psychodrama.

Supernatural thriller Thelma is both subtle and strange: EW review

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Joachim Trier follows his English-language debut, 'Louder Than Bombs,' with a swerve toward the supernatural in the Norwegian psychodrama, 'Thelma.'

The director of "Oslo, August 31st" returns with an ominous, unnerving, and strangely powerful thriller about the darkest of human desires.

“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.

Joachim Trier returns with a bold sci-fi tinged romantic drama that may just leave you feeling cold.

Growing up can often feel like a horror movie.

There’s something supernatural at work in Thelma, but despite the fears of the devout Christian family at its center, it’s nothing so sinister as the int...

Kenneth Branagh’s Agatha Christie adaptation leans too heavily on starry casting and nostalgic opulence.

Norwegian director Joachim Trier's mercurial tale of a college student who develops frightening abilities once she leaves her strict family descends into sta...

From “Carrie” to “Stranger Things,” young women with burgeoning supernatural powers are a formidable (and metaphor-laden) sci-fi sisterhood. The late...

In Joachim Trier’s sly psychological thriller “Thelma,” a child-woman finds love and discovers that behaving like a good girl can be a very bad idea.

On two new films about repression and sexuality from TIFF.

The dread in Thelma is not so easy to pin down, coming as it does almost totally through Trier's choice of visuals.

'Thelma' flips the script on psychic-female-wreaks-havoc movies – and never really makes up its mind what it wants to be. The Rolling Stone review.

Norway’s submission for this year’s Best Foreign Language Oscar is a stunning, remarkably universal story about suppressed sexuality.

Joachim Trier tries his hand at a supernatural thriller, with overt nods to De Palma and Stephen King

‘Thelma,’ the latest from acclaimed Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier, is like an icier modern-day ‘Carrie.’ And it will blow you away.

It’s perhaps difficult to parse writer/director Joachim Trier’s exact intent in making Thelma, a film which is one part supernatural thriller, another su...

Thelma, similar to the director’s other films, portrays uncertainty as the ultimate suspense

Joachim Trier’s film is both a moving allegory and a compelling film—no mean feat.

A year after his English-language debut “Louder than Bombs,” Norwegian director Joachim Trier returns to the language and the setting, if not the genre, ...

The psychodrama is both more mysterious and more accessible than Joachim Trier’s other films.

Thelma doesn't exactly tell a unique story, but Joachim Trier's vision is so strong you'll barely even notice.