Joachim Trier’s The Worst Person in the World, the Norwegian auteur’s portrait of millennial ennui starring the captivating Renate Reinsve, remains one of the best films of our present decade—a touchingly tender, incredibly funny, and deeply moving coming-of-age saga which rightly earned its leading lady Cannes’s best-actress prize in 2021. That year, Spike Lee’s jury chose to award the Palme d’Or to Julia Ducournau’s Titane instead—fair enough—but if Trier doesn’t win this time around, for Sentimental Value, his hotly anticipated reunion with Reinsve and fellow frequent collaborator Anders Danielsen Lie, then I will really, truly, be outraged.