Villmark

Villmark is a 2003 Norwegian thriller/horror film. It was nominated for an Amanda award in the categories of best film and best actor (Kristoffer Joner). The tagline of the film, "De skulle holdt seg unna det vannet", translates to "They should've stayed away from that lake".

Villmark
Film poster
Directed byPål Øie
Produced byJan Aksel Angeltvedt
Written byChristopher Grøndahl
StarringKristoffer Joner
Bjørn Floberg
Marko Iversen Kanic
Eva Röse
Sampda Sharma
Music byTrond Bjerknes
Distributed byORO Film AS
Release date
  • 2003 (2003)
Running time
85 minutes
CountryNorway
LanguageNorwegian

The film was seen by over 150,000 Norwegians when it first premiered, and could be said to have re-introduced the thriller genre back into Norwegian film.

Plot

The film is about a TV company that is planning on making a new Reality TV show called Real TV. The show they are working will have the contestants living in an uninhabited part of Norway without any help. In an effort to create bonds between the members of Real TV's production team, Gunnar, the boss, decides that they should try it for themselves.

Gunnar takes the crew to an old cabin in the woods, far from any contact. To make sure that the crew are living with the same conditions as the real contestants will have, Gunnar takes away all of their cellphones and cigarettes.

While scouting out the area around the cabin, Lasse (Kristoffer Joner) and Per stumble upon an abandoned camp site. Near the site, Per finds the body of a dead woman in the depths of the lake. After telling Gunnar about the dead girl, he pressures them to keep their mouths shut, so that they don't scare the other team members and ruin the whole trip. After they head back to their cabin and night sets in, things become even creepier.


gollark: I apologise for typos as I am on my phone.
gollark: See, this is shorter and supports an arbitrary number of guesses.
gollark: ```pythonimport randomx = random.randint(0, 1000)while True: n = int(input("Choose a number: ")) if n == x: break elif n > x: print("Lower!") else: print("Higher!")print("You win!")```
gollark: This is a higher or lower game right?
gollark: Why not use a loop of some kind instead of that?

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