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Trolls have become humanised. |
Norwegian director Andre Ovredal has turned a authenticated rough-cut
version of a mysterious documentary in to an intriguing cinematic experience
about creatures that up to now were thought to exist only in fairy tales!
Apparently a group of media students decided to investigate a series of
suspicious bear killings. A shadowy hunter comes under suspicion but wants
nothing to do with the young students in the first instance, but gradually they
win his trust. Han’s admits that he works secretly for the government and his
job is to eradicate trolls that escape from their defined territory and put
human life at risk. He agrees that our students can join his dangerous mission
and film the Trolls!
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The Mountain King. |
Trolls became people in their own right, but generally refer
to live away from humans to who there considered dangerous. They can be ugly
and are considered slow-witted and are generally found in Scandinavian
countries but allegedly can also be found in Shetland and Orkney. There are
four basic types of troll; The Mountain Kings, the smallest of the species who
can be recognised from their noses which appear like a certain part of the male
anatomy, The Three Headed which means that no pray can escape their grasp, The
Ferocious, the only one of the four that prefers to live in urbanised areas and
are often found living under bridges. These have a particular taste for goats
and rubber tyres. The final troll species is known as The Jotner, a gigantic
deformed fast moving beast and the ugliest of the four. They all can smell
Christians blood, usually eat rocks, but love meat including that found in
humans. The only way to kill these largely unseen beasts is by exposure to
light when they can turn to stone or explode. If your thinking of hunting
trolls then I would suggest you take with you protective headgear, eyewear and
a change of clothes. Also a UV-light may be a good idea. It’s wonderful what
you can learn from watching an informative documentary!
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The Jotner the biggest of the Trolls. |
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