Where to watch Ellen Ugelstad in the UK
Find every Ellen Ugelstad film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 4 May 2026.
Ellen Ugelstad was born on March 14, 1973 in Oslo, Norway. She is a visual artist and director and known for The Green Valley (2018), The Meeting Room (2017) and Making Sense Together (2018). She made her directorial debut with the very personal documentary Indian Summer (2011) about her younger brother living with schizophrenia. She lived and studied in California for seven years and received a BFA in Motion Pictures from Academy of Art University in San Francisco before she relocated back to Oslo. She works in a variety of genres ranging from poetic documentary to music-films, hybrids and fi…
Ellen Ugelstad films streaming in the UK
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- Norwegian Dream (2023) Thanks
- The Wonders Beneath the Sea (2021) Director
- The Meeting Room (2017) Director
- Making Sense Together (2018) Director
- Indian Summer (2011) Director
- The Green Valley (2018) Director
- The Recovery Channel (2023) Director
- I Write (2015) Director
- To Do Good Director
- Megaheartz (2023) Producer
- The Horsemen of the Apocalypse Producer
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Most-watched Ellen Ugelstad films currently: Norwegian Dream (2023), The Wonders Beneath the Sea (2021), The Meeting Room (2017), Making Sense Together (2018), Indian Summer (2011).
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