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In vista della release, Netflix ha condiviso il nuovo trailer di Viking Wolf (aka Vikingulven), il “primo horror norvegese sulla licantropia”. Viking Wolf (2022) è diretto da Stig Svendsen su una sceneggiatura che lui stesso ha scritto in collaborazione con Espen Aukan. Il film arriverà su Netflix il 3 febbraio 2022 (mercato USA).

Trama: la diciassettenne Thale si è appena trasferita con i suoi genitori in una piccola città dopo che sua madre ha ottenuto un posto di lavoro nella polizia. Quando una studentessa viene brutalmente uccisa a una festa in cui è presente anche Thale, quest’ultima si trova ad essere testimone di un terribile omicidio commesso da qualcuno o qualcosa…

Nel cast di Viking Wolf ci sono Elli Rhiannon Müller Osborne, Arthur Hakalahti, Liv Mjönes, Sjur Vatne Brean, Marius Lien, Ívar Örn Sverrisson e Øyvind Brandtzæg.

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Makta (Serie 2023) #KathrineThorborgJohansen #JanGunnarRøise #SjurVatneBrean #AndersBaasmo #TrondEspenSeim #ØyvindBrandtzæg Mehr auf:

Serie / Power play Jahr: 2023- Genre: Comedy / Drama / History Hauptrollen: Kathrine Thorborg Johansen, Jan Gunnar Røise, Sjur Vatne Brean, Anders Baasmo, Trond Espen Seim, Øyvind Brandtzæg, Olav Waastad, Nader Khademi, Lasse Kolsrud, Nils Bendik Kvissel, Andrea Rudland Haave, Manish Sharma, Gunnar Eiriksson, Torbjørn Davidsen … Serienbeschreibung: Inmitten einer sich auflösenden Regierung…

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More new Tarjei via Henrik M. Bahlsbakken IG stories 🥰💚 with his friends and actor Alfred and Øyvind Brandtzæg

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Tarjei will be filming new movie!

Today an article has been published that confirms that Tarjei will be acting in new Henrik M. Dahlsbakken movie with working title “Possession”. Our dear @teejaysnow​ was nice enough to translate it for us:

“NEW FILM RECORDING AT RØROS: Film photographer Oskar Dahlsbakken (left), Rulle Smit and director, producer and screenwriter Henrik Dahlsbakken. “Rulle Smit has been an incredible help to us, but now we need help from more people,” says director Dahlsbakken. 

From 22 September to 27 October this year, a new, Norwegian horror film will be shot in Røros.

“We want to use as many local assets as possible and in that way give back a little,” says director, producer and screenwriter Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken.

Filmmaker Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken is the man behind feature films such as "En affære" and "Gledelig jul”, the latter written by Erlend Loe and will be shown in Norwegian cinemas from October.

“The horror film that we are recording in Røros this autumn is the seventh film I have written. It is about the dark forces that arose in a mining society in 1918, about faith and doubt, and about the struggle between good and evil in humans,” Dahlsbakken explains.

Haunted by evil

The film, which so far goes under the working title ‘Possession’, is in short about a pastor and his son who return home from Madagascar and start a congregation in an imaginary mining community. When the pastor chooses to build a church on an old Sami cemetery, things start to happen.

“The pastor chooses to remove the remains from the Sami cemetery, and this is what sets in motion a series of ominous events. The small community gets haunted by something they think is something evil,” he explains.

Concerned about Sami history

Dahlsbakken says that he wanted to bring the Sami theme into the story since he’s always been fascinated by stories where the white man tramples over indigenous people.

“The way the Sami population has been treated through the ages is a stain on Norwegian history,” he says.

Of the actors who participate, we find, among others, Jan Sælid, Dennis Storhøi, Tarjei Sandvik Moe, known from the NRK series Skam and “En affære”, and from Trøndelag Theater; Øyvind Brandtzæg and Ragne Grande.

Creates jobs for a period of time

The mining scenes are mostly filmed on Storwartz, but in the film it isn’t depicting a specific place.

“The Røros Museum is content that it will not depict Storwartz, because otherwise you start to twist the story, and that is not good. That is why we have invented an ”imaginary mining community’.”

“None of the scenes will be filmed from the center of Røros,” says Dahlsbakken, and adds that they have received great help from the Røros Museum and Odd Sletten.

“We are also very lucky to have received help from Rulle Smit. She has been incredibly important to us,” he says, and adds that the production is completely dependent on rørosingar to land the project.

“We want to use local labor, both because the locals have a unique knowledge that we don’t have, but also because we will create some jobs here for a period.”

A carpenter, a painter and a floor sander

The production is looking for craftsmen with free time, like pensioners. For example, construction work will be built for a small church and they want to hire a crew for this.

“We need several practical people. Someone who can carpent, paint with linseed oil paint and perform that kind of craft. We also need someone who can take on the task of sanding a floor.”

“And if there are make-up artists and hair stylists who have knowledge of hair from the time period, that’s interesting too,” says production manager Wencke Hovet.

Want period items

Dahlsbakken says he is very concerned that the film should be one hundred percent credible.

“Therefore, we are looking for someone who knows about old things from the beginning of the 20th century or earlier. If any locals have these kinds of objects, we are very interested in borrowing or renting them.”

Needs infection control officer

The production team also needs a legal person who can act as infection control manager.

“It is desirable that this person has a background in health care. Infection control assistants may also be needed on days when there are many extras on the set. These assistants do not need a health professional background,” says the production manager.

The big potato

“We also need a very big potato, namely a production assistant. This person must be available between September 21 to October 23. Beyond that, he or she must be on the set every day, own a driver's license and be happy to work hard, carry things and assist where needed,” says Dahlsbakken and smiles.

Do you want to join?

The production company says everyone should have a driver's license and to be available during the period the film is to be shot. Interested parties should contact production manager Wencke Hovet by e-mail: wenckehovet@gmail.com”

sources: Photo:  Remi Laakso, https://www.h-a.no/2020/kultur/ny-dahlsbakken-thriller-om-spanskesyken-midt-i-pandemi-tiden/

Article :https://fjell-ljom.no/vil-bruke-lokal-arbeidskraft-til-grosserfilm/19.1878

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Tarjei will be a part of a horror movie filmed by Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken.

I used my friend google translate to translate this text:

Filmmaker Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken is behind feature films such as "An Affair" and "Merry Christmas", the latter is written by Erlend Loe and shown in Norwegian cinemas from October.

- The horror that we are filming in Røros this autumn is the seventh film I have written. It is about the dark forces that arose in a mining society in 1918, about faith and doubt, and about the struggle between good and evil in man, Dahlsbakken explains.

Haunted by evil

The film, which so far goes under the working title "Possession", is in short about a pastor and his son who return home from Madagascar and start a church in an imaginary mining community. When the pastor chooses to build a church on an old Sami cemetery, things start to happen.

- The pastor chooses to remove the remains at the Sami cemetery, and this sets in motion a series of unfortunate events. The small community is haunted by something they think is an evil, he explains.

Concerned about Sami history

Dahlsbakken says he wanted to bring the Sami into the story, because he has always been fascinated by stories where the white man steps on the indigenous people.

- How the Sami population has been treated through the ages is a stain in Norwegian history, he says.

Of the actors who participate, we find, among others, Jan Sælid, Dennis Storhøi, Tarjei Sandvik Moe, known from the NRK series Shame and «An Affair», and from Trøndelag Theater; Øyvind Brandtzæg and Ragne Grande.

Creates jobs for a period of time

The mining scenes are mostly filmed on Storwartz, but in the film it does not have to depict a specific place.

- The Røros Museum is happy that it will not depict Storwartz, because otherwise you start to twist the story, and that is not lucky. That is why we have created a "fantasy mining community".

- None of the scenes are filmed from the center of Røros, says Dahlsbakken, and adds that they have received good help from the Røros Museum and Odd Sletten.

- We are also so lucky to have received help from Rulle Smit. She has been incredibly important to us, he says, and adds that the production is completely dependent on pipe roses to land the project.

- We want to use local labor, both because the pipe roses have a unique knowledge that we do not have, but also because we create some jobs here for a period.

A carpenter, a painter and a floor sander

The production is looking for craftsmen with free time, it can for example be pensioners. Among other things, construction work will be built for a small church and they want to hire crew for this.

- We need more practical people. Someone who can carpent, paint with linseed oil paint and perform that kind of craft. We also need someone who can take on the task of sanding a floor.

- If there are make-up artists and hair stylists who have knowledge of hair from this time, it is also interesting, says production manager Wencke Hovet.

Want old items

Dahlsbakken says he is very concerned that the film should be one hundred percent credible.

- Therefore, we are looking for someone who has an idea of ​​old things from the period 1900s or earlier. If the pipe roses have this type of object, we are very interested in borrowing or renting this.

Needs infection control officer

The production team also needs an adult who can act as infection control manager.

- It is desirable that this person has a health professional background. Infection control assistants may also be needed on days when there are many extras on the set. These assistants do not need a health professional background, says the production manager.

The important potato

- We also need a very important potato, namely a production assistant. This person must be available in the period from September 21 to October 23. Beyond that, he or she must be on the set every day, own a driver's license and be happy to show off, carry and assist where needed, says Dahlsbakken and smiles.

Do you want to join?

The production company says everyone should have a driver's license and be available during the period the film is to be shot. Interested parties should contact production manager Wencke Hovet by e-mail: wenckehovet @ gm