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Brief Synopsis
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Consumer advocate Tomas Stockman returns to his hometown to oversee the bottling of the region's mineral water. Tomas discovers that the water is contaminated, but his brother Peter, who runs the water works, is adamant that his brother remain tight lipped. Tomas reveals the news, offending the loca
Cast & Crew
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Erik Skjoldbjµrg
Director
Jørgen Langhelle
Trine Wiggen
Kasper Sveen
Sven Nordin
Pia Tjelta
Film Details
Also Known As
Enemy of the People, An
Genre
Drama
Release Date
2005
Production Company
Nordisk Film; Norwegian Film Fund (Nff)
Distribution Company
Cts; Nordisk Film
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 30m
Synopsis
Consumer advocate Tomas Stockman returns to his hometown to oversee the bottling of the region's mineral water. Tomas discovers that the water is contaminated, but his brother Peter, who runs the water works, is adamant that his brother remain tight lipped. Tomas reveals the news, offending the locals in the process, who view the water as their main source of income, and incurs the wrath of Peter.
Director
Erik Skjoldbjµrg
Director
Cast
Jørgen Langhelle
Trine Wiggen
Kasper Sveen
Sven Nordin
Pia Tjelta
Per Jansen
Gudrun Borg
Morten Espeland
Lasse Lindtner
Jon øigarden
Crew
Aage Aaberge
Producer
Eli Bo
Production Designer
Edward Dreyer
Coproducer
Sturla Einarson
Sound Department
Runa Fonne
Costume Designer
Nikolaj Frobenius
Screenplay
Jan Garbarek
Music
Axel Helgeland
Producer
Henrik Ibsen
Source Material
Jan Lindvik
Sound Department
Jon Endre Mork
Editor
Harald Paalgard
Director Of Photography
Nicholas Sillitoe
Music
Erik Skjoldbjµrg
Screenplay
Kaare Storemyr
Producer
Bente Ulvik
Costume Designer
Merete Vold
Casting
Film Details
Also Known As
Enemy of the People, An
Genre
Drama
Release Date
2005
Production Company
Nordisk Film; Norwegian Film Fund (Nff)
Distribution Company
Cts; Nordisk Film
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 30m
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Miscellaneous Notes
Project is an updated screen version of Henrik Ibsen's 1882 play "An Enemy of The People."
Ibsen's play was also adapted to the screen in 1978, directed by George Schaefer and starring Steve McQueen.
