Indigenous Police

This short film features three Sámi men on a journey to the capital of Norway. One character dons gákti, the traditional Sámi costume, in hopes of attracting Norwegian women, while another opposes this approach on ethical grounds. The third man feels frustrated by his lack of attention despite wearing the gákti.

Indigenous Police uses humor to address deeper issues of identity and societal expectations. It reflects on how both Sámi individuals and the broader Norwegian population define what it means to be Sámi. This film stands out for its unique perspective and clever satire, making it relevant for collectors interested in contemporary short films that challenge cultural norms.