Troll-Elgen

In the shadow of the Norwegian mountains, a motherless moose calf is raised alongside domestic cattle, leading to an identity crisis that blurs the line between the wild and the tamed. This 'Troll-Moose' becomes the centerpiece of local legend, a creature too strange to be hunted by the superstitious locals. However, a solitary and obsessed hunter refuses to let the myth endure, embarking on a psychological and physical pursuit through the unforgiving terrain. As the hunt intensifies, the film explores the collision between human ego and the inexplicable anomalies of nature, where the hunter becomes as much a part of the folklore as the beast he seeks to destroy.