Film prize to Norwegian directorThe Norwegian Director Maria Sødahl received the prize for best director - Feature Films - for her film "Limbo", at the World Film Festival - Montreal 2010. The film received standing ovations from the public and critics already at Sunday's international permiere, Vårt Land writes. (Vårt Land)
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