FFN - Doc 1

Norway, 2020
Regi: Eilif Bremer Landsend

A documentary portrait about a little lady, living on a little island seven miles out in the sea.

Iceland, Canada, 2020
Regi: Jessica Auer

In the harbour town of Seyðisfjörður, cruise ships higher than any building have become part of the landscape and passengers outnumber the local population. An experienced local guide voices the changes and challenges of this new wave of mass tourism.

Sweden, 2020
Regi: Maria Fredriksson

A Sámi woman is fighting against the Swedish Tax Agency about a tax deduction for the purchase of a dog, as it is not a pet, but used for reindeer-herding. A short documentary about cultural clashes and the struggle to practice Sámi culture in today's Sweden.

Denmark, 2020
Regi: Inuk Jørgensen

A poetic short documentary questioning the rationale behind past and future mining prospects in Greenland and how they are linked to the search for identity of the fledgling nation in a post-colonial world.

Sweden, 2020
Regi: Jonah Senften, Jimmy Sundin

Juvva Pittja's poem gives us a unique landscape. It highlights land, nature's values and their importance to the Sámi minority in the Arctic region of Sweden. Climate change and commercial interests increase negative effects on the area and on the Sámi people.

Sweden, 2020
Regi: Clara Bodén

A young woman is calling from a call center in Stockholm. "Hello, Clara. Are you aware that the Boreal Forest Belt needs protecting?” I'm standing in the Boreal Forest Belt, but the connection's crap, and I can hardly hear you. A short essay on forests, conditions and belonging.

Norway, 2020
Regi: Trond Kvig Andreassen

The film follows the Norwegian rock band Kråkesølv while finishing their sixth album in 10 years. In a series of flashbacks from their earlier days, we see an uncompromising band that revolutionized Norwegian rock with lyrics in their mother tongue.