False Belief
Berg attempts to untangle the circumstances around the criminal case through D.’s candid storytelling accompanied by her own narration, driven by collaged images, court documents, and still and moving images. By scrutinizing what at first seems to be an isolated minor case, False Belief uncovers the larger picture of a corrupt justice system that employs incarceration as a political and economic weapon.
With
- D.
Crew
Written and Directed by | Lene Berg |
Editing | Zayne Armstrong |
Sound Design | Swenn J Jakobson |
Narrator | Lene Berg |
Assistant Director | Mikael Brkic |
Producers | Lene Berg, Ingebjørg Torgersen |
Produced by
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Lene Berg
Lene Berg, born in Oslo, Norway in 1965, studied film at the Dramatiska Institutet (University College of Film, Radio, Television and Theater) in Stockholm. In 1997 she directed the feature film En Kvinnas Huvud (A Woman’s Head) and has since produced mixed-media artworks and installations for galleries, museums, and public spaces as well as a number of short films and two more feature-length films.
Filmography
1990 7 (Sju); 26 min. 1991 Doft av Lycka (Scent of Happiness); 26 min. 1997 En Kvinnas Huvud (A Woman's Head); 110 min. 1999 33 minuter (33 minutes); 33 min. 2006 The Man in the Background (Mannen i Bakgrunnen); 20 min. 2007 The Weimar Conspiracy; 13 min. 2008 Stalin by Picasso or Portrait of Woman with Moustache; 30 min. 2010 Shaving the Baroness; 7 min. 2012 Kopfkino; 75 min. 2013 Dirty Young Loose (Ung Løs Gris); 32 min. 2014 Gompen og andre beretninger om overvåking i Norge 1948 - 1989 (GOMP: Tales of surveillance in Norway 1948-1989); 84 min. 2019 False Belief
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2019