Storfolk og småfolk

In "Storfolk og småfolk," the story unfolds around a wealthy farmer residing on his ancestral land and a diligent tenant farmer living nearby. The film showcases the interactions among various village characters, including a horse dealer who plays tricks and a kind-hearted boy aiding his grandfather.

With a cast that includes Gisle Straume, Grete Anthonsen, and Haakon Arnold, the film presents a humorous take on social dynamics and childhood mischief. The narrative brings to life the eccentricities of village life, from the boy who bullies servants to the worn-out wife reluctant to send her cow to a show.

This comedy not only gives insight into post-war Norwegian society but also highlights the charm of local tales and characters. Collectors of international cinema will appreciate its unique portrayal of rural life in Norway during the early 1950s.