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"Selma is jealous of her little brother. In the forest there are wild animals."
Selma, 12 and Elliot, 6 are in summer holiday. Selma is jealous of her little brother, because he is getting more attention from Mother. In the forest behind the house, there are wild animals. One evening, Selma tells Elliot that the neighbour has seen a bear just near the house. Selma watches Elliot's growing fascination for the forest, at the same time as she is yearning to get rid of him, since she always has to look after him. One evening she tells him again about the bears, and deliberately feeds his fascination. That night, Elliot sneaks out into the forest.
“Selma is jealous of her little brother. In the forest there are wild animals.”
Selma Greenberg Søderlind
Selma
Elliot Greenberg Søderlind
Elliot
Tiril Pharo
Mother
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Ingvild Søderlind directs. Trond Høines behind the camera. Karsten Meinich cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. Produced in Norway. Dialogue in Norwegian.
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Antipode Films
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