Anne Gjelsvik
About
Professor of film studies.
Research interests are terrorism and the media, popular cinema, ethics, eco-criticism, intermediality and adaptation. Gjelsvik is currently project leader (PI) for the NRC project "Face of Terror: Understanding Terrorism from the Perspective of Critical Media Aesthetic". https://www.ntnu.edu/mediaacts/face-of-terror
Her latest books are Cinema Between Media (Edinburgh University Press 2018), together with Jørgen Bruhn and Hva er film (Universtetsforlaget, 2013).
Gjelsvik has written extensively in Norwegian, her most central works being her book on film and violence, Bad and Beautiful (Vondt og vakkert, Vold i audiovisuelle medier, Høyskoleforlaget, 2007) and on film criticism Eyes of Darkness: Film Criticism, Analysis and Judgements (Mørkets Øyne. Filmkritikk, analyse og vurdering, Universitetsforlaget, 2002).
She has edited several anthologies, among these are Women of Ice and Fire. Gender, Game of Thrones and Multiple Media Engagments, Bloomsbury 2016. Adaptations Studies. New Challenges. New Directions (Bloomsbury, 2013) (together with Jørgen Bruhn and Eirik Frisvold Hanssen) and and Clint Eastwood's Iwo Jima (together with Rikke Schubart).
She has also written articles for Journal of Scandinavian Cinema, Journal of Aesthetics and Culture, Word & image, Kultur og Klasse, Norsk Medietidsskrift, and contributed to international anthologies, such as The Epic film in World Culture (ed Robert Burgoyne, Routledge 2010), and War Isn't Hell, It's Entertainment: Essays on Visual Media and the Representation of Conflict (ed Rikke Schubart, MacFarland 2009).
Anne Gjelsvik was chief editor of the Norwegian media journal Norsk Medietidsskrift from 2002 until 2006 and chair of the board of the Norwegian Association for Media Researchers. She has taught courses for teachers and journalists and is often interviewed by Norwegian newspapers, radio, and television on diverse topics related to American cinema.
Publications
2022
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2022)
Book Review: Slow TV. An Analysis of Minute-by-Minute Television in Norway by Roel Puijk.
Critical Studies in Television
Book review
2021
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Sculpting Time: Joachim Trier’s The Worst Person in the World.
Montages International
Popular scientific article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Analysen: Verdens verste menneske .
Montages.no
Popular scientific article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Ordene vi bruker.
Adresseavisen
Feature article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Filmforskerens metoder: Å se og å skrive.
Norsk Medietidsskrift
Popular scientific article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Analysen: Den største forbrytelsen .
Montages.no
Popular scientific article
2020
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Furuseth, Sissel;
Gjelsvik, Anne;
Gürata, Ahmet;
Hennig, Reinhard;
Leyda, Julia;
Ritson, Katie.
(2020)
Climate Change in Literature, Television and Film from Norway.
Ecozona
Academic article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2020)
Bearbeidelser. 22. juli i ord og bilder .
Universitetsforlaget
Universitetsforlaget
Academic anthology/Conference proceedings
2019
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
Openings and closures: Mental health in Joachim Trier’s cinematic universe.
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema
Academic article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
Mediene som terroristenes redskap .
Aftenposten Viten
Popular scientific article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
«Ingen vanlig kinoopplevelse». Om å se Utøya 22. juli på kino.
Norsk Medietidsskrift
Academic article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
In Focus: Joachim Trier.
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema
Academic article
2018
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Gjelsvik, Anne;
Bruhn, Jørgen.
(2018)
Cinema Between Media. An Intermediality Approach.
Edinburgh University Press
Edinburgh University Press
Academic monograph
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2018)
Outsiders and bystanders in Erik Skjoldbjærg's The Pyromaniac (2016).
Journal of Aesthetics and Culture
Academic article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2018)
Painful but necessary: Erik Poppe's July 22.
Montagesmagazine.com
Popular scientific article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2018)
Utøya 22. juli.
Montages.no
Popular scientific article
Journal publications
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2022)
Book Review: Slow TV. An Analysis of Minute-by-Minute Television in Norway by Roel Puijk.
Critical Studies in Television
Book review
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Sculpting Time: Joachim Trier’s The Worst Person in the World.
Montages International
Popular scientific article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Analysen: Verdens verste menneske .
Montages.no
Popular scientific article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Ordene vi bruker.
Adresseavisen
Feature article
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Filmforskerens metoder: Å se og å skrive.
Norsk Medietidsskrift
Popular scientific article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2021)
Analysen: Den største forbrytelsen .
Montages.no
Popular scientific article
-
Furuseth, Sissel;
Gjelsvik, Anne;
Gürata, Ahmet;
Hennig, Reinhard;
Leyda, Julia;
Ritson, Katie.
(2020)
Climate Change in Literature, Television and Film from Norway.
Ecozona
Academic article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
Openings and closures: Mental health in Joachim Trier’s cinematic universe.
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema
Academic article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
Mediene som terroristenes redskap .
Aftenposten Viten
Popular scientific article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
«Ingen vanlig kinoopplevelse». Om å se Utøya 22. juli på kino.
Norsk Medietidsskrift
Academic article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2019)
In Focus: Joachim Trier.
Journal of Scandinavian Cinema
Academic article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2018)
Outsiders and bystanders in Erik Skjoldbjærg's The Pyromaniac (2016).
Journal of Aesthetics and Culture
Academic article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2018)
Painful but necessary: Erik Poppe's July 22.
Montagesmagazine.com
Popular scientific article
-
Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2018)
Utøya 22. juli.
Montages.no
Popular scientific article
Books
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Gjelsvik, Anne.
(2020)
Bearbeidelser. 22. juli i ord og bilder .
Universitetsforlaget
Universitetsforlaget
Academic anthology/Conference proceedings
-
Gjelsvik, Anne;
Bruhn, Jørgen.
(2018)
Cinema Between Media. An Intermediality Approach.
Edinburgh University Press
Edinburgh University Press
Academic monograph