Thale 2012
- Director: Aleksander Nordaas
- Seen by this director: Lethal Weapon, Omen, many TV series
- Based on the book: no
- Cast: Silje Reinåmo, Erlend Nervold, Jon Sigve Skard
- Personal “oh yeah him/her” reaction, i.e. have seen this actor in:
- None of them
- Why? Norwegian
- 28 October 2022
Elvis (Nervold) and Leo (Skard) clean up
messy corpses in northern Norway. Elvis finds a passage in a shed. At the end
of the passage a young woman, Thale (Reinåmo) jumps out of a bathtub filled
with murky water, scaring them half to death. Then they find a cassette tape
with a Swedish man’s voice to which Thale reacts with fear. It seems she has
been used for some kind of research.
It’s based on the Norwegian folk tale of
the hulda. It’s slow and dreamy and mysterious. It doesn’t make a lot of sense
but it’s rather creepy. Forests can be creepy, especially Norwegian (and
Swedish) forests with huldas and trolls and other supernatural beings live.
I think Nordaas is suffering from some kind of puerile sex fantasies. But it’s an OK film.
2½ * of 5
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