© MK2 Films / Eye Eye Pictures Official still from Sentimental Value (Joachim Trier, 2025), Villa Borg in Frogner, Oslo.
The home that remembers. Sentimental Value and the weight of objects
Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value, Grand Prix at Cannes, centers on a Dragestil villa in Frogner as the family’s final character. Layered wallpapers, a Bruno Mathsson Pernilla chair, a red spiral vase that recurs as a focus of memory; the home is not a backdrop, it is a witness. An editorial that begins with the year’s most discussed film, and reflects on the objects we keep close and on the rooms that still console us.
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