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Cold Prey
Original title Fritt vilt
Type Features
Genre Thriller
Director Roar Uthaug
Short summary It’s midwinter. Five youngsters are heading for the Jotunheimen mountain area to go snowboarding. On the slope, one of them has a bad fall and breaks a leg. There is no sign of any other people around, and their mobile phones are out of range.
Summary They catch sight of a mountain hotel in the distance, and decide to find shelter there. The hotel lies emtpy and silent, obviously closed down years ago. The phone lines are dead, and the youngsters realize they have to spend the night in the hotel.

What follows is a battle of life and death, when Norway’s most notorious and determined serial killer plays cat and mouse with the youths. And while their number is diminishing, friendship and courage is put to the test in this roller coaster ride of a horror film.
Cast Ingrid Bolsø Berdal | Tomas Alf Larsen | Rolf Kristian Larsen | Endre Martin Blindheim Midtstigen | Victoria Winge
Screenplay Thomas Moldestad
Based on A story by Thomas Moldestad, Roar Uthaug, Jan Eirik Langøen, Magne Lyngner, Martin Sundland
D.O.P Daniel Voldheim
Editor Jon Endre Mørk NFK
Composer Magnus Beite
Sound Christian Schaanning
Costume designer Baron von Bulldog
Scenography Astrid M. Sætren
Producer Martin Sundland and Magne Lyngner, executive producer: Axel Helgeland
Line producer Jan Eirik Langøen
Production company Fantefilm AS | P.O.Box 2879 Solli | N-0230 Oslo | Tel: +47 23 27 51 00 | Fax: +47 23 27 51 01 | martin@fantefilm.no | www.fantefilm.no
Co-producer SF Norge and Helgelandfilm
Country of origin Norway
Release date (national) 2006-10-13
Release date (international) 2007-01-21
Technical information
Format 35mm
Screen ratio 1:2,35
Colour Colour
Sound System Dolby SRD
Length in min's 97 min
Length in meters 2644
No. of reels 5
International sales AB Svensk Filmindustri | SE-169 86 Stockholm | Tel: +46 8 680 3500 | Fax: +46 8 680 3783 | international@sf.se | www.sfinternational.se
Distributor (Norway only) SF Norge AS
Festival participation 2007 Slamdance Film Festival
2007 Göteborg International Film Festival
2007 Cleveland International Film Festival
2007 Norwegian Film Festival, Stockholm
2007 NATfilm Festival, Denmark
2007 Amsterdam Fantastic Film Festival
2007 San Francisco International Film Festival
2007 Seattle International Film Festival
2007 Transilvania International Film Festival, Romania
2007 Norwegian films at the Cinemateque, Copenhagen
2007 Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
2007 Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival
2007 Palic European Film Festival, Serbia and Montenegro
2007 Fantasy Filmfest Germany
2007 Grossmann Film & Wine Festival
  Competition
2007 Frightfest, UK
2007 Montreal World Film Festival
2007 Screamfest Indo, Indonesia
2008 Febiofest, Czech Republic
2008 Norwegian Film Week, Helsinki, Finland
2008 Lisbon International Horror Film Festival
2009 Athens International Film Festival
Prizes received 2007 Kosmorama, Trondheim: Best Producers: Martin Sundland and Magne Lyngner
2007 Kosmorama, Trondheim: Best Sound: Christian Schanning
2007 Grossmann Film & Wine Festival: Vicious Cat Award
URL http://www.nfi.no/film/coldprey

 


 
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Director biography:
Roar Uthaug made his first axe murderer film in the eighth grade in junior secondary school. He was first educated in video production at Mediefabrikken in Akershus county, and later in directing at the Norwegian Film School in Lillehammer 1999-2002. His graduation film The Martin Administration was nominated for the Student Oscar as Best Foreign Student Film. He has been employed as director for commercial films and music videos in Fantefilm since the summer of 2002.

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