Elsa (2024)
Set in Oslo 1945, Elsa the film explores national identity, heroism, vengeance, and sexual freedom.
Top billed cast
Nina YndisElsa
Lars BergeKristian
Jonas Strand GravliGunnar
Nicklas KingoGerman Soldier
Ánne Mággá WigeliusMother- Chris StanchevBoy
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