Ståle Rue

Little Oddemann uses every means available to find Jesus, including his slingshot. The film takes us to Norway in the late '30s, where we meet a series of burlesque and humorous characters, whose antics convince Oddemann that growing up may be a bad idea. Yet Oddemann finds there are certain rewards to being grown-up, such as partying and chasing women, that merit closer examination.

13-year old Rikke sees Bea, the new girl in her class, as a challenge. After an endurance test to find which of them can lie longer in a circle of flames, they become friends. However, as a result of some unfortunate truths and half-truths, the friendship falters. Rikke feels that Bea has let her down, and resolves to continue the rivalry between them, but now in a less physical, more artful way. In addition we meet Rikke's elder sister Ninni, who has been in England to learn the language, and has had to leave her great love, a man twelve years her senior. The film is also about the problems Rikke encounters in fulfilling the expectations of those around her as she approaches womanhood.

Norwegian pop group Bel Canto and Norwegian rock group Dum Dum Boys toured all over Norway with their "Sirkus Midgard". This is footage from the tour.

Dans la Norvège des années 70, Knut Pedersen est un professeur de lycée ordinaire qui, à 28 ans, désire former un couple, avoir des enfants et vivre simplement. Sa rencontre avec Werner, un étudiant communiste, va bouleverser sa vie. Knut adhère au parti et y fait la connaissance de Nina Skåtøy, une militante qui voue sa vie à la lutte des classes...

The young Norwegian girl Kim almost gets killed after falling from a hillside. She finds shelter and stumbles upon the territory of a wolf and her puppy. When she finds out three shepherds are out to kill the wolf, she decides to get across the border to Sweden, where they don't hunt for wolves.