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Leaving the Herd
A man breaks out of his group of friends to follow his own calling. His old friends will not accept this and bring him back home for punishment and subduing. The story takes place in a twisted Sámi universe in Northern Norway.
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A man breaks out of his group of friends to follow his own calling. His old friends will not accept this and bring him back home for punishment and subduing. The story takes place in a twisted Sámi universe in Northern Norway.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:5 minutes
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Cast
Egil Pedersen
Director
Nils Utsi
Muitaleddjijietna
Nils Rune Utsi
Sárdnealmmái
Egil Pedersen
Bivdihoavda
Mia-Charlotte Berg-Oskal
Nuorra nieida
Linn-Therese Berg
Nuorra nieidda eadni
Tommy André Ellingsen
Almmái beavdetennisspáppain/njuikunbáttiin
Dan Alexander Utsi
Almmái dáigguin
Håkon Isak Vars
Almmái guhte gástašuvvo
Arnt-Willy Kristiansen
Bárdni guhte vuovttaid čuohppá
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