Nicole Kidman to star in an adaptation of Norwegian family drama Hope

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Gallery: 20 great movies you completely forgot about (Espresso)Nicole will act as executive producer on the project, alongside Bell and Blossom Films' Per Saari. The original movie, starring Andrea Bræin Hovig and Stellan Skarsgard, was selected to receive the European Cinemas Label Award for Best Film in the Berlin Film Festival's Panorama section and Sodahl was nominated for Best Director at the 2020 European Academy Awards.

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Amazon Studios has acquired the rights to Norwegian film Hope for series adaptation, with Nicole Kidman attached to star and be executive produced under her Blossom Films banner. Kidman most recently received rave reviews for her performance in the hit HBO limited series The Undoing.Per Saari is also exec producing.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Academy Award and Emmy-winner Nicole Kidman will executive produce a television series based on Maria Sødahl’s European Cinemas Label-winning “Hope” under her Blossom Films banner. “Hope” is currently in the running as the Norweigan entry for the Best International Feature Film category at the 93rd Academy Awards.The rights to the film’s adaptation were acquired by Amazon Studios.

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