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Home Town 2018

★ 6.77 votes80 min📅 2018-03-06
Documentary

Dive into the heart of Norway with *Home Town (2018)*, a reflective documentary by Magnus Skatvold that blends personal memories with Trondheim's rich history.

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Director: Magnus Skatvold

Cast

Liv Ullmann
Liv Ullmann
Herself (voice)
Anne Krigsvoll
Anne Krigsvoll
Herself (voice)
Hallbjørn Rønning
Hallbjørn Rønning
Himself (voice)
Ulf Risnes
Ulf Risnes
Himself (voice)
Odd Reitan
Odd Reitan
Himself (voice)
Håkon Bleken
Håkon Bleken
Himself (voice)
Anne B. Ragde
Anne B. Ragde
Herself (voice)
Terje Bratberg
Himself (voice)
Bodil Skjånes Dugstad
Herself (voice)
Truls Gjestland
Himself (voice)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Home Town (2018) about?

*Home Town* is a documentary that examines the cultural and emotional ties to Trondheim through a mix of archival footage and personal accounts. It explores themes of home, identity, and community by connecting the city's history with the lived experiences of those who shaped it and those who still call it home.

Who directed Home Town?

Magnus Skatvold directed *Home Town (2018)*, crafting a visually rich portrait of Trondheim through his lens.

Who stars in Home Town?

The documentary features contributions from cultural icons like Liv Ullmann and Anne Krigsvoll, alongside local historian Ulf Risnes and artist Håkon Bleken.

Is Home Town (2018) worth watching?

At 80 minutes, *Home Town* is a tight, thematically rich documentary that resonates with its focus on place and memory. While IMDb ratings are unavailable, its thoughtful exploration of Trondheim's history and the universal themes it addresses make it compelling for fans of introspective, cultural films.

How long is Home Town?

*Home Town* has a runtime of 80 minutes.

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About Home Town (2018) — A Nostalgic Journey Through Trondheim's Past

Dive into the heart of Norway with *Home Town (2018)*, a reflective documentary by Magnus Skatvold that blends personal memories with Trondheim's rich history. Through intimate private recordings, rare archival footage, and heartfelt stories from both celebrated figures and everyday locals, this film explores timeless questions about identity, belonging, and the echoes of the past. The atmosphere is warm yet introspective, weaving together nostalgia and discovery as it traces the evolution of a city that shaped generations.

Skatvold's thoughtful direction brings Trondheim's layered narrative to life, inviting viewers to reconsider their own connections to place and heritage. With a runtime of just 80 minutes, *Home Town* is a compact yet profound journey that resonates with anyone curious about the places they call home.