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14-year-old Asgaut struggles to adjust to life in the small village where he and his mother have settled. After one day receiving unexpected help from the farmer Kjell, Asgaut starts working as a farm hand during the lambing season. The lonely Kjell appreciates having Asgaut on the farm, while Asgaut longs for care and security. A close friendship evolves, but is challenged when the people of the village jump to conclusions about their relationship.
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14-year-old Asgaut struggles to adjust to life in the small village where he and his mother have settled. After one day receiving unexpected help from the farmer Kjell, Asgaut starts working as a farm hand during the lambing season. The lonely Kjell appreciates having Asgaut on the farm, while Asgaut longs for care and security. A close friendship evolves, but is challenged when the people of the village jump to conclusions about their relationship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gjertrud Bergaust
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:FilmSystrene
Cast
Gjertrud Bergaust
Director
Håvid Kringstad Hagen
Asgaut
Cato Skimten Storengen
Kjell
Hans Jacob Sand
Svein
Giuliana Consonni Blom
Mor
Ulrik William Græsli
Bully 1
Inge Valhovd
Bully 2
Asbjørn Moen Lognvik
Bully 3
Bård Valhovd
Bullying victim
Audun Hølland
Couple in love in the forest
Ingebjørg Buen
Couple in love in the forest
Gjertrud Raftevold Rue
Girl in the library
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