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The Snow Caveman
The Snow Caveman has lived in snowcaves high up in the icy Norwegian mountains for 20 years. Like Nietzsche’s Zarathustra he has invented his own morale and hard hitting humour. His life is far from the bourgeois materialistic life in the new Scandinavian welfare states. He is a true ecologist, living amongst the blizzards and reindeer high in the Norwegian mountains.
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Waffles and Violence
Outlaws Mc is one of the worlds biggest motorcycle clubs and has for the last years had a massive growth in Norway. In this documentary we follow the Outlaws during one motorcycle season, from April to October.
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Strictly Confidential
At the age of 30, director Benedicte Orvung discovers that her family is hiding a dark secret. The discovery leads her to a shocking story: Her grandfather’s brother, Karl Marthinsen, was one of the most prominent Nazi collaborators and a Nazi Police leader during WWII.
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A Beautiful Life
For 14 year old Espen, it means a lot to swim and snorkel with his father. Other boys get their "dad thing" through playing football with their fathers. Espen can't do that because he's sitting in a wheelchair. But he's just like a fish in the water. A Beautiful Life is a portrayal of Espen from the age six to sixteen. Espen has a rare metabolism disease that's made him wheelchair-dependent.
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Brothers
Aslaug Holm is both a director and photographer, and wants to go in to the childrens’ authentic world and discover the truth and original life. In a period of three years she films her boys, and the result will turn into a unique document about childhood and brotherhood – and life, for a grown up audience.
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Gunnar Goes God
A Scandinavian man’s quest for truth in the experience of God vs. the experience of middleclass boredom
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Intwari - Heroes of Hope
Fifteen years ago Hutu women helped Tutsi women and children to hide from the Rwandan massacres. This heritage of love and protection is the core of Save — the village of the widows.
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Robert Crumpton's Shakespeare
Robert Crumpton’s Shakespeare will be the definitive account of the centuries old debate – did Shakespeare write Shakespeare? –who will finally be convinced that everything they’ve build their reputation on is false; and could history be changed forever?
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The Leaf
The Leaf follows the two sisters Agnes and Eleonora. The video recordings started when Agnes was a baby, first as a documentation of her epileptic seizures. In the early recordings Agnes plays with her three years older sister Eleonora, but after a long period of violent seizures Agnes stops babbling and turns her eyes away – focusing on specific things like running water. While the camera registers Agnes’ development, Eleonora dances off-screen,saying ’Mommy, look at me!’
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