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The Elk Forest
Sigrid moves back to her home village after finishing music education in Oslo. She has been hunting for several years, but is still not sure if she really wants to shoot the majestic animal.
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Sigrid moves back to her home village after finishing music education in Oslo. She has been hunting for several years, but is still not sure if she really wants to shoot the majestic animal.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ane Helga Lykka
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Trad Film AS, Motlys
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