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A ship sinks during a storm outside Skagerak. 200 years later divers find ivory on the sea floor outside Arendal, signs which reveal Norway's dark past and active role in the slave trade.
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A ship sinks during a storm outside Skagerak. 200 years later divers find ivory on the sea floor outside Arendal, signs which reveal Norway's dark past and active role in the slave trade.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ole Bernt Tellefsen
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Runtime:51 minutes
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Cast
Ole Bernt Tellefsen
Director
Christian Hestø
Christian Runge
Morten Løge
Fortellerstemme Christian Runge
Fredrik W. Schulze-Krogh
Forteller
Anders Bjørnholmen
Kaptein Kiønig
Tom Gullesen
Kaptein Ferentz
Kim Pioug Heilberg
Undermester Engman
Papi Chanda
Oliver
Musobea Mundeye
Samson
Emmanueli Ngarukiye
Roland
Morten Løge
Slavehandler Reimerts
Joseph Krophy Crampah
Akwamu Slavehandler
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