The Tree Feller 2017
The Tree Feller (2017) follows Anders, portrayed by Anders Baasmo Christiansen, as he retreats from urban life to his late parents' rural farm.
Director: Jorunn Myklebust Syversen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Tree Feller (2017) about?
The Tree Feller follows Anders as he moves to his deceased parents' farm seeking solitude in nature, only to have his peaceful retreat disrupted by overbearing relatives who impose their will on him.
Who directed The Tree Feller?
Jorunn Myklebust Syversen directed this intimate Norwegian drama.
Who stars in The Tree Feller?
The film features Anders Baasmo Christiansen alongside Bjarne Syversen, Terje Syversen, Inger Grethe Syversen, and Benjamin Helstad.
Is The Tree Feller (2017) worth watching?
As an unrated drama exploring themes of isolation and family pressure, The Tree Feller offers thoughtful character development and atmospheric storytelling that resonates with viewers seeking introspective cinema.
How long is The Tree Feller?
The Tree Feller has a runtime of 82 minutes.
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About The Tree Feller (2017) — Rural Escape Gone Wrong
The Tree Feller (2017) follows Anders, portrayed by Anders Baasmo Christiansen, as he retreats from urban life to his late parents' rural farm. Seeking solace in nature, he spends his days chopping trees in the forest, hoping the physical labor will provide an escape from his troubled past. However, his newfound peace is disrupted when his intrusive relatives begin imposing their opinions and demands on him.
Directed by Jorunn Myklebust Syversen, this contemplative drama explores themes of isolation, family dynamics, and the illusion of escape. The film's atmospheric setting emphasizes Anders' internal struggle as he realizes he may have simply exchanged one form of confinement for another. With strong supporting performances from Bjarne Syversen, Terje Syversen, and Benjamin Helstad, The Tree Feller presents a haunting portrait of a man caught between his desire for solitude and the inescapable pull of family obligations. The 82-minute runtime allows for an intimate character study that lingers long after the credits roll.