Two police officers lie dead. Ekstrøm and the youngster Gustav are on their flight. Originally a 1926 story, this film was banned for more than 50 years, due to a high court order banning the film for the sake of human privacy.
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Peter Lindgren | ... |
Ekstrøm
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Ivar Svendsen | ... |
Gustav
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Britta Lech-Hanssen | ... |
Anna
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Bjarne Andersen | ... |
Ekstrøms far
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Bjarne Bø | ... |
Lensmannen
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Kari Diesen | ... |
Nabokona
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Einar Vaage | ... |
Løsgjenger
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Henki Kolstad | ... |
Løsgjenger
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Joachim Holst-Jensen |
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Edvard Drabløs | ... |
Løsgjenger
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Arvid Nilssen | ... |
Løsgjenger
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Grace Grung |
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Nils Hald |
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Sverre Hansen |
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Turid Haaland |
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Per Kielland |
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Gunnar Skar |
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Merete Skavlan |
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Eugen Skjønberg |
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Directed by
Tancred Ibsen |
Written by
Tancred Ibsen | ... | (screenplay) |
Gunnar Larsen | ... | (novel) |
Music by
Pauline Hall |
Cinematography by
Kåre Bergstrøm |
Production Design by
Ernst Holmboe |
Set Decoration by
H.C. Hansen |
Makeup Department
Anne Kaarud | ... | makeup artist |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Nils R. Müller | ... | additional director |
Odd Rohde | ... | assistant director |
Art Department
Mossik Fosmark | ... | property master (as Mossik Mathiesen) |
Sound Department
Dagfin Akselsen | ... | sound assistant |
Robert Heuch | ... | sound |
Reidar Østbye | ... | sound assistant |
Camera and Electrical Department
Finn Bergan | ... | first assistant camera |
Erik Hurum | ... | additional photography (as Erik Chr. Hurum) |
Kåre Løwing | ... | gaffer |
Music Department
Jolly Kramer-Johansen | ... | conductor (as Jolly Kramer Johansen) |
Script and Continuity Department
Leif B. Larsen | ... | script supervisor |
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Trivia | This movie remained almost unseen for 57 years. It was based on a real double murder in 1926, but when the film was set to premiere in 1950 one of the murderers, having served a full sentence, went to court to have the film stopped. In 1954, the Norwegian Supreme Court banned the film. Since then, only a few people have seen the film. However, as of January 31st, 2007, the film will be available to the public. A legal panel reviewed the film and found that it no longer interferes with any persons right of privacy as all those involved has since passed away. Also, the legal panel noted that had the same case gone to trail today, the outcome would most likely have differed, with freedom of speech outweighing the right to privacy. See more » |