Troll-Elgen

Synopsis

Troll-Elgen, a 1927 Norwegian fantasy film directed by Tryggve Larssen, follows the story of a young boy named Ole who encounters a mythical creature called the Troll-Elgen. As Ole befriends the creature, they embark on an adventure through mystical landscapes and face challenges that test their bond. Filled with magical elements and stunning visuals, Troll-Elgen explores themes of friendship, courage, and the power of imagination. The film seamlessly blends folklore with a heartwarming narrative that captivates audiences of all ages, making it a timeless classic in the realm of fantasy cinema.

Cast

• Tryggve Larssen

  Sjur Renna 'Gaupa'

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  Bengt Djurberg

  Hans Trefothaugen

• Julie Lampe

  Turi Trefothaugen, mor til Hans

• Tove Tellback

  Ingrid Rustebakke

• Harald Stormoen

  Hallstein Rustebakke, storbonde

• Einar Tveito

  Gunnar Sløvika, hestehandler

Reviews

Critics have praised Troll-Elgen for its captivating storytelling and enchanting visuals. Rotten Tomatoes commends the film for its nostalgia-inducing charm and gives it a rating of 80%. IMDb users appreciate the seamless blend of fantasy and emotion, rating it 6.5/10. Metacritic highlights the film's unique depiction of mythological creatures and the heartwarming relationship between Ole and the Troll-Elgen, giving it a positive score of 75%. Critics describe Troll-Elgen as a delightful cinematic experience that transports viewers into a world of wonder and magic, making it a must-see for fans of fantasy films.

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