Rikke Gregersen's feature directorial debut, the comedy Suser avgårde, has drawn positive notices from Norwegian film critics. Morgenbladet's reviewer Ulrik Eriksen describes the film as a nuanced and well-aimed comedy and an accomplished first outing behind the camera for Gregersen, according to the newspaper. The review was published on 7 October 2026 and last updated on 8 October 2026.
The film's themes, as reflected in the coverage, center on contemporary self-optimization and romantic life. Morgenbladet's headline frames the comedy as a funny and precise look at those subjects. Other Norwegian outlets have weighed in as well: NRK called the film sweet, sore and truthful in its own review, while Moviezine.no characterized it as unevenly engaging, about the moment life comes knocking. FVN's coverage carried the headline "A little drunk, a little in love and terribly in doubt."
The reviews surfaced alongside related coverage in Dagens Næringsliv, whose headline quoted someone saying that even when established, they feel very little like an adult — a theme that appears to echo the film's concerns. The breadth of outlets reviewing the film within days of each other suggests it has become a talking point in Norwegian culture coverage this October.
Morgenbladet's full review sits behind a subscriber paywall, so its complete assessment is not publicly available. Readers interested in the critical consensus can watch for further reviews and box-office figures in the coming weeks.
