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Reprise (film)
''Reprise'' is a Norwegian film directed by Joachim Trier. Co-written over the course of five years with Eskil Vogt, it is Trier's first feature-length film. In 2006 it was the Norwegian candidate for the Academy Award for best foreign-language film.
== Plot ==
Two 23-year-olds, Erik and Phillip, dream of becoming successful writers. They idolize the reclusive writer Sten Egil Dahl (a character modelled on Tor Ulven).〔(Reprise (2006) Trivia ), Imdb.com, accessed 11 January 2010.〕 When they both try to get a manuscript published, Erik's is rejected. Phillip's, on the other hand, is accepted and he becomes a star of the Norwegian literary scene overnight. Phillip meets Kari, with whom he falls in love after inviting her on a trip to Paris. Six months later, Erik and his friends pick up Phillip at a psychiatric hospital to bring him home after a long treatment for his psychosis that was triggered by his obsessive love for Kari. Erik still hasn't given up his dream, but Phillip isn't able to write anymore, although his friend encourages him to make a new effort. Instead Phillip tries to get his ruined relationship with Kari to start from the beginning again by going to Paris again and imitating their first trip, but Philip realises he doesn't love Kari anymore and they go their separate ways.
Meanwhile, Erik's revised manuscript gets published, but is met with poor reviews, and his girlfriend dumps him for neglecting her. The same day, Philip asks Erik to read his new writing and give feedback. Erik is honest and tells Philip it isn't his best work, needs improvements, but has potential, and he's glad Philip has started writing again. Philip lacks confidence in his writing, saying it's just recycled Dahl and Ulven, and is upset with Erik because he believes Erik is just trying to avoid hurting his feelings with the nice comments. After Philip also calls Erik's novel recycled Dahl, Erik angrily leaves. Disgruntled by these events, Erik expresses his anger by kicking some parked vehicles and gets knocked out by one of their owners. He then goes to a park and is again knocked out, this time by Sten Egil Dahl's dog. Erik wakes up in Dahl's home, and Dahl provides Erik with constructive feedback on his writing, including insights on how to write more authentically. This renews Erik's self-confidence, and he realises he needs to get out of Oslo to become a successful writer. Meanwhile, Philip realises he's made a mistake with Kari and goes to her workplace. He tells her loves her and their love was always meant to be, but Kari rejects him and he collapses on the floor. Erik goes to visit Philip at the hospital, but decides against meeting with him.
Erik moves to Paris without saying any goodbyes and begins work on his second novel, which, once finished, is a huge success back in Norway. After a year of living abroad, Erik decides to return home for a friend's wedding and reunites with his friends, including Philip, who is together with Kari again. Philip tells Erik he and Kari are happy and he likes his new book. Philip says he is most likely not going to write again, but maybe if "the spirit will move him again." Philip's comments inspire Erik to continue work on his next novel and the film ends with Erik on a flight back to Paris and Philip and Kari happily conversing.
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