Jeanne d'Arc of the North

The documentary reveals the remarkable story of Liv Grannes from Mosjøen, highlighting her significant contributions during World War II. Despite her accomplishments, her legacy has largely faded from historical memory, raising questions about the narratives of war and recognition.

At 62 minutes, the film delves into both Grannes' achievements and the broader context of wartime operations, including the lesser-known false flag operation involving Stalin and Churchill in Helgeland. This intriguing mix of personal history and dramatic wartime events makes it a compelling watch for those interested in history and women's roles in it.

Collectors may appreciate the film for its unique subject matter and the way it sheds light on forgotten figures in history. The documentary format, combined with elements of drama, provides a fresh perspective on a significant yet overlooked story.