
A New Kind of Wilderness
Documentary
Overview
In a forest in Norway, a family lives an isolated lifestyle in an attempt to be wild and free, but a tragic event changes everything, and they are forced to adjust to modern society.
Top Cast
Maria Gros Vatne
Maria Gros Vatne
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Maria Gros Vatne
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Nikolaus Ithell Payne
Nikolaus Ithell Payne
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Nikolaus Ithell Payne
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Freja Vatne Payne
Freja Vatne Payne
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Freja Vatne Payne
Self
Falk Vatne Payne
Falk Vatne Payne
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Falk Vatne Payne
Self
Ulv Vatne Payne
Ulv Vatne Payne
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Ulv Vatne Payne
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Ronja Maria Breda-Vatne
Ronja Maria Breda-Vatne
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Ronja Maria Breda-Vatne
Self
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