由挪威与德国共同制片的纪录片《艺术之战》中，七名西方艺术家应挪威活动家莫滕•特拉维克(Morten Traavik)的邀请前往韩国邻国首都并与当地艺术创作者对话，这一大胆举动屡次险些因政府组织的集权主义日常生活而遭中断，尽管文化交流的初衷不可避免地引向文化碰撞的灾难，该项目依然幽默地捕捉到双方在艺术、文化和主观性方面的分歧，同时也对独立的西方文化理解方式提出质疑。影片的结论充满矛盾：一方面观众成为某种新开端的见证者，另一方面，朝方和外界的这种受控制的互动的愿望固然真实，但相互作用也意味着受到影响，而这显然不可能。(小易甫字幕组)

In a time when new global political crises are piling up, and the Western world’s defense alliance seems to be unraveling, Jens Stoltenberg is regarded as one of the great diplomatic beacons. Originally, he was set to step down as NATO’s Secretary General at the end of his term, but with a war in Europe and the prospect of growing divisions among the alliance’s member states, the Norwegian top diplomat was persuaded by the then-U.S. president to remain in the position.
‘Facing War’ offers a unique look into Jens Stoltenberg’s final year as NATO’s Secretary General. It is a year filled with challenges, as he has promised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that the alliance will stand by Ukraine for as long as necessary. However, fears that the war in Ukraine could spread to the rest of Europe increase tensions among the 32 allied countries, and Stoltenberg must rely on all his diplomatic skills to keep the alliance united. Fortunately, the Norwegian politician is a master of the delicate art of compromise and understands the importance of a well-timed gesture of support. And when negotiating with figures like Recep Erdoğan and Viktor Orbán, it is the small details that can make all the difference.