About Oslo

Adapted from the Tony Award-winning play, "Oslo" is a remarkable film depicting the 1993 Oslo Peace Accords. The movie, released in 2021, invites viewers into an unlikely yet true story of courage, negotiation, and the pursuit of peace. This unravels the events that led to an agreement between the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). The peace arrangement brokered by Norwegian diplomats Mona Juul and Terje Rod Larsen becomes a compelling and informative historical drama.

Making / Production

"Oslo", directed by Bartlett Sher and scripted by J.T. Rogers, catapults viewers into the heart of the peace process, employing its unique model of behind-the-scenes exploration. It was produced by Marc Platt Productions, Bold Films, and DreamWorks Pictures. The film treads a meticulous path in depicting the numerous obstacles faced in the peace process.

Actors

• Ruth Wilson plays the role of 'Mona Juul'. She expertly portrays the character with a firm grip on diplomacy and grace. Her portrayal highlights the vital role Mona played behind the scenes of the historic agreement.
• Andrew Scott steps into the shoes of 'Terje Rod Larsen'. Scott dives into the role, brilliantly portraying Larsen's versatility in navigating the challenging diplomatic waters.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• "Oslo" is largely filmed on location in Prague, duplicating the feel of the original setting and period.
• The film is based on a Tony Award-winning play of the same name by J.T. Rogers.
• Apart from historical context, the film also gives a glimpse into the personal lives of the main characters.

Quotes

• "Peace is not made by polite conversation at elegant dinner parties." - Terje Rod Larsen
• "We need to look these men in the eyes and remind them of the love of their families." - Mona Juul

Music, Soundtrack

• Zoe Keating and Jeff Russo collaborated to deliver an emotionally stirring and evocative soundtrack that enhanced the narrative's tension and drama.
• The original score is harmoniously weaved into the plot, underlining the gravity of the situations and actions unfolding onscreen.