Are there any other good Norwegian movies?

Some good Norwegian movies:

Flåklypa Grand Prix - Probably the most well known Norwegian movie. A really fun animated movie about a super car race.

Get Ready To Be Boyzvoiced - Hilarious mockumentary about a fictional boyband. Like Spinal Tap, but I like this one is better.

Orions Belte - Cold war era action/thriller set mostly in Svalbard.

Kraftidioten (In Order of Disappearance) - A fun action/black comedy starring Stellan Skarsgård.

Oslo, 31. August - Drama about a former drug addict catching up with friends.

Troll Hunter - Great found footage horror about trolls. Not a huge fan of this genre, but this is one of the better.

Lillyhammer!! Great series
Or kampen om tungt vann (the heavy water war), its on netflix

Max Manus: About the Resistance in norway during WW2

Kon-tiki: Legendary explorer Thor Heyerdal's epic 4,300-mile crossing of the Pacific on a balsawood raft in 1947

Villmark: The crew of the TV show "Real TV" with controlling boss Gunnar on the front line will soon begin production of a reality show for which participants are selected to survive in the wilderness. Horror, but not supernatural.

Elling: When his mother, who has sheltered him his entire 40 years, dies, Elling, a sensitive, would-be poet, is sent to live in a state institutio. Comedy.

Hodejegerne: An accomplished headhunter risks everything to obtain a valuable painting owned by a former mercenary. crime, thriller

O'Horton. About a Norwegian train driver's last day on the job.

Uff Dah-YES!!

A Bothersome Man

Cold Prey

Headhunters

Pioneer

Nyt! :]

So many. I don't think anyone mentioned The (original) Bridge series (Sweden/Denmark, not the remake). Of course the Dragon Tattoo series, and I was also going to mention Lillyhammer. There is no end of Swedish films, of course, and you can peruse Bergman as a progenitor of modern cinema. For more recent Swedish ideas, check out Lukas Moodysson. "We are the Best!" is one of my recent favourite of all films. Again, reaffirming, "Let the Right One In" is brilliant.

Fritt vilt (2006) and Børning (2014) are 2 of my favorites (and now after seeing The Wave/Bolgen that is another favorite as well).

Cold Prey was directed by the same director btw, you actually see a clip of it in this movie (the movie one of the guys is watching when the alert comes on).

Somedays you just can't dispose of a bomb.

'Escape' (2012) -- original title: 'Flukt'. Well-conceived chase movie, set in 13th century Norway, with a brisk run-time of 80 mins. Highly-recommended.