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Director:
Nils GaupGuión:
Nils GaupCámara:
Erling Thurmann-AndersenReparto:
Svein Scharffenberg, Mikkel Gaup, Helgi Skúlason, Knut Walle, John Sigurd Kristensen, Sverre Porsanger, Per Mørk, Inger Elin Utsi, Nils Reidar Utsi (más)Sinopsis(1)
Basada en una leyenda lapona. Hace más de mil años, en un recóndito lugar de Laponia, un chico de dieciséis años regresó de una jornada de caza y descubrió que su familia había sido asesinada a manos de unos despiadados guerreros de una tribu extranjera. A partir de ese momento, el joven luchará por vengar las muertes de sus seres queridos y tratará de salvar a su gente de una implacable invasión. (Araba Films)
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An expressively extraordinarily economical and modest film that depicts the Sámi legend with chilling matter-of-factness and subdued emotionality. Thanks to this, Gaup's version of the myth is understandable, full of natural life and interesting moments of an ethnographic rather than a cinematic character. A pure and inconspicuous Nordic epic about revenge and the ritual unity of man and the world.
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A charming adventure story from a sparingly filmmaking country like Norway, which captivates not so much with its simple tale of revenge as with its authenticity and locations, led by the chillingly beautiful Norwegian countryside, which makes even a viewer huddled under a blanket in the warmth of the family fireplace shiver. And kudos also to the casting people who found really perfect wild faces to represent the enemy tribe.
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