Bogland

Directed by Jonas Selberg Augustsén, Bogland follows two girls, Ella and Moa, as they navigate their Sami origins during a summer night. They confront various questions about their culture, including the value of gooseberries compared to deer trees and the significance of past traditions, such as mock executions and panic attacks.

This film delves into themes relevant to the Sami people, offering insight into their values and experiences. The adventure and drama genres provide a compelling backdrop for a story that is not only about identity but also about the journey of understanding one's roots.

As a short film, Bogland captures a moment in time and culture that may resonate with collectors who appreciate works that explore indigenous narratives and personal histories.