Bunad: A modern tradition

Streaming from filmsofnorway.com LORI ANN REINHALL Editor-in-chief The Norwegian American If you haven’t yet subscribed to Films of Norway, one of your partner organizations based in Stavanger, Norway, there certainly isn’t any better time than now. With Norwegian Constitution Day coming on May 17, what better time to immerse yourself in the Norwegian language and culture, and what better way to do it than through entertaining and educational films? As most of you know by now, I am quite a film buff, and I do a lot of streaming here at home to preview films for my team and readers. That is why it has been so exciting to partner with Films of Norway. A smaller streaming service compared to Netflix, ViaPlay, and others, they are able to offer programming not available elsewhere. One of them is the short Bunad: A modern tradition—and what could be more perfect view
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Lori Ann Reinhall

Lori Ann Reinhall, editor-in-chief of The Norwegian American, is a multilingual journalist and cultural ambassador based in Seattle. She is the president of the Seattle-Bergen Sister City Association, and she serves on the boards of several Nordic organizations.

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