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In beautiful Telemark, a young boy grows up on a rich farm. To his fathers dislike, he wants to be a fiddle player, just like the son at the poorer neighboring farm. One day the father is found dead.
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In beautiful Telemark, a young boy grows up on a rich farm. To his fathers dislike, he wants to be a fiddle player, just like the son at the poorer neighboring farm. One day the father is found dead.
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Genre:Fantasy, Crime, Drama
Written By:Gustav Adolf Olsen
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Gustav Adolf Olsen
Director
Pehr Qværnstrøm
Aasmund Venaas, fiddler
Amund Rydland
Gutorm Øverland
Signe Heide Steen
Ingerid, Aasmund's wife
Erling Sande
Torgrim, as a child
Arthur Barking
Torgrim, as an adult
Martin Gisti
Halvor, a service boy
Olga Rydland
Hege, milkmaid
Harriet Krogh
Gunnlaug, Guttorm's sister
Edel Eriksen
Kari, Gunlaug's daughter as a child
Helga Balle Lund
Kari, as an adult
Tove Trollstugo
Huldra
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