About this experience
We meet Colonel Birger Eriksen at Oscarsborg Fortress on the eve of the German invasion, April 9, 1940. An experienced but sidelined officer with few, inexperienced soldiers, he makes the independent decision to open fire on the cruiser Blücher when no clear orders come from high command. The film portrays both the dramatic hours at Oscarsborg and the aftermath in 1946, where Eriksen must defend his choices before a military commission: Was he right to defy orders – and to bear the responsibility alone? Director: Daniel Fahre Good to know: * You can book or cancel via Godopass up to 6 hours before the screening. * QR-code check-in does not apply here. Instead, your cinema ticket will be sent to your email 3–6 hours before the film starts. * If you don’t show up without cancelling within the deadline, a fee of 200 NOK will be charged. * With a Duo membership, you will automatically be seated together. If you have a Solo membership and want to sit with one or more Godo members, you must notify customer service at least 24 hours before the screening.
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