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    Review: Rob Tregenza's 'Gavagai' is a beautiful, melancholy journey through loss and its aftermath

    by Justin Chang, Los Angeles Times Aug 13, 2018 3 minutes

    A story of implacable grief, unlikely companionship and stunning landscapes, "Gavagai" is as beautifully singular a movie as I've seen all year. You know you're in for something different in the opening moments, as a train pulls quietly into a deserted station in Telemark, Norway, and disgorges a German traveler, Carsten (Austrian actor Andreas Lust), who stumbles out with a troubled look on his face and a solemn stream of voice-over in his head.

    A small, anguished drama of indecision plays out: The man walks some distance,

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