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Muorra 

Muorra is a short film that takes you on a journey through the lands of Sápmi, where the raw power inherent in the areas is put to the forefront. The contact between man and land has become less and less, and with this film Hætta wants to show that the link between the two is not as far away as one might think.
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Muorra is a short film that takes you on a journey through the lands of Sápmi, where the raw power inherent in the areas is put to the forefront. The contact between man and land has become less and less, and with this film Hætta wants to show that the link between the two is not as far away as one might think.

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Directed By:Mihkkal Hætta
Written By:Mihkkal Hætta
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Forest People

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