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Reprise Monday, May 5, 2008 at 6:30 pm One of the great highlights of New Directors/New Films 2007, Reprise returns to the Walter Reade Theater in the company of its director, Joachim Trier who will discuss his work with the audience after the screening. Two young men are both friends and writers. On the same day they send their manuscripts off from the same mailbox. When they do, their lives also take off, in ways that are at once unpredictable and understandable. Joachim Trier, who made Super-8 films before he learned to read and write, celebrates life’s options even when they are lousy. The daring risks he takes as a filmmaker propel this vivacious cinematic meditation about creativity, madness and love into an engrossing adventure. A shooting star of a debut feature that is wildly inventive and wise beyond the youthful exuberance of its makers, Reprise marks the emergence of an exciting new international talent. Thanks to Miramax for making the evening possible. Reprise Joachim Trier, Norway, 2006; 105m