‘Sentimental Value’ Sweeps Amanda Awards

Home Awards Awards Aug 22, 2026 12:45pm PT ‘Sentimental Value’ Sweeps Amanda Awards ‘One Battle After Another’ was named best foreign film By Marta Balaga Plus Icon Marta Balaga Latest Monica Bellucci Has ‘Never’ Done Anything Like ‘Ketticè’: ‘I Was on Set in My Pajamas With a Knife in My Hand and Slippers on My Feet’ 2 weeks ago Olivia Wilde Calls ‘The Invite’ the ‘Most Incredible’ Experience of Her Life: ‘It Was the Highlight of My Career’ 2 weeks ago Olivia Wilde Says She’s Become ‘So Much More Romantic’ Because of ‘The Invite’: ‘It Melted the Cynic Out of Me’ 2 weeks ago See All 'Sentimental Value'. Kasper Tuxen/Mubi Joachim Trier’s Oscar winner “Sentimental Value” became this year’s biggest Amanda Awards winner, taking home eight statuettes, including the top prize for best Norwegian film.  Trier was also awarded for directing, as well as his screenplay written with longtime collaborator Eskil Vogt. “There’s a lot of stuff going on when you make and release films, and we both like to go back to that safe space and rediscover that calm where it’s just our two voices. We are fortunate enough that our films generate more and more noise that we have to shut out, so when we work, we make it personal and small again,” they told Variety back in January. Related Stories Edward Bluemel Suits Up as Detective Poirot in First Look at BBC and BritBox Series 'Hercule'