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We follow Renate, a boundary-pushing theater director who is fighting to keep her career alive. When she starts to encounter resistance, she takes extreme measures to fight her cause. But where is the line between artistic freedom and responsibility in creative art, and when is enough enough?
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We follow Renate, a boundary-pushing theater director who is fighting to keep her career alive. When she starts to encounter resistance, she takes extreme measures to fight her cause. But where is the line between artistic freedom and responsibility in creative art, and when is enough enough?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kornelia Eline Skogseth
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Studio:Den Norske Filmskolen
Cast
Mirjam Sveinbjörg Thorkelsdottir
Director
Agnes Kittelsen
Renate
Oddgeir Thune
Mads
Teodor Ødegaard Jacobsen
Jesper
Dagny Backer Johnsen
Ella
Sarah Aman Mentzoni
Billie
Aleksander Varadian
Josef
Hermann Sabado
Programleder Kristoffer
Magnus Aasheim
Johannes
Nanna Lundevall
Gina
Thomas Stene-Johansen
Noah
Kornelia Eline Skogseth
Sofia
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