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Sámi Blood

Sámi Blood

by Amanda Kernell
 

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Sámi Blood: Becoming someone else

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Sámi Blood: Becoming someone else

VENICE 2016: The first film by Sweden's Amanda Kernell tells the vibrant tale of a young Lapp girl who dreams of a different life and distances herself from her community with great anguish 

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VENICE 2016: In her feature debut Sámi Blood, in competition in the Venice Days, Swedish director Amanda Kernell tells the story of a little girl from the Sami community 

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international title: Sámi Blood
original title: Sameblod
country: Sweden, Denmark, Norway
sales agent: Level K
year: 2016
directed by: Amanda Kernell
screenplay: Amanda Kernell
cast: Lene Cecilia Sparrok, Mia Erika Sparrok, Maj Doris Rimpi

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