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My work explores the psychological forces that shape human behavior, particularly trauma, identity, and the hidden dynamics of power. I am interested in how personal fears and desires intersect with larger social and political structures. Drawing from mythology, psychology, and contemporary history, I often create stories where characters confront inner conflicts that mirror tensions in the world around them. Through genre and visual storytelling, I aim to explore how people construct meaning in moments of crisis, displacement, or transformation.
Country: Norway
Carl Georg Rødsten is a Norwegian–Burmese film director and screenwriter with a Master’s degree in Film from the London Film School. His work blends psychological depth with genre storytelling, often exploring themes of trauma, power structures, and identity. Rødsten’s films have received recognition at festivals, including the Gullstolen award at the Norwegian Short Film Festival in Grimstad for his short film Walaac. His projects range from documentary to fiction, including "All Power to None", about youth rebellion in Oslo in the early 1980s, and Boble, a satirical short on the refugee crisis. Drawing on a background in psychology and a multicultural perspective, Rødsten creates visually driven stories where personal nightmares intersect with larger social forces.
In the quiet of her home, a woman listens to the latest death tolls from...
Yousef, a Somali man living alone in a small bedroom, receives a painting of the...
