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Trollungen (The Changeling)

A drama that delves into loyalty amidst adolescent bullying.
5/5

Review

Lina Lindblom’s short drama film tackles the troubling subject of adolescent bullying with a gritty and unflinching approach. The film revolves around Julia, played by the talented Emma King, as she grapples with the relentless mistreatment she faces from her peers. Portrayed with nuance and emotional depth, King’s performance captures the vulnerability and strength of a young victim determined to find justice.

PÃ¥l Ströbaek is equally impressive in the role of Tom, a character torn between loyalty to his friend and the courage to confront her bullies. The chemistry between King and Ströbaek is palpable, pulling viewers deeper into their characters’ struggles and yearning for resolution.

Despite being produced in the Swedish language with English subtitles, Lindblom’s expert storytelling transcends linguistic barriers. The limited dialogue effectively emphasizes the weight of silence and reinforces the film’s powerful message.

Niklas Panthell’s cinematography is a standout feature of the film, capturing the raw emotions and tense atmosphere with skillful precision. The well-crafted shots add a cinematic quality to the narrative, enhancing the audience’s immersion in the story.

The technical aspects of sound and editing further elevate the film’s impact. The choices made in these areas heighten the intensity and contribute to the overall emotional resonance of the film.

Lindblom’s short drama boasts a startling ending that leaves a lasting impression. It serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of standing up against unfair treatment and the repercussions of remaining complicit.

In conclusion, Lina Lindblom’s remarkable short film delves fearlessly into the complexities of adolescent bullying. With exceptional acting, impressive cinematography, and meticulous sound and editing choices, Lindblom crafts a thought-provoking and emotionally charged narrative. By highlighting the themes of courage and betrayal, the film generates a powerful call to action, emphasizing the importance of standing up against injustice.

Brief Synopsis

Julia and Tom get bullied at school. They try to stand up for each other but the circumstances make it difficult. Will there come a time when it’s too late to speak up?
Trollungen (The Changeling) Short Film

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Director(s): Lina Lindblom
Writer(s): Lina Lindblom
Cast: Anna Åsdell, Emma King, Mattias Pettersson, Pål Ströbaek, Teresia Pettersson
Producer(s): Lina Lindblom
Director of Photography: Niklas Panthell
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Runtime: 14 min

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Trollungen (The Changeling)

A drama that delves into loyalty amidst adolescent bullying.
5/5

Review

Lina Lindblom’s short drama film tackles the troubling subject of adolescent bullying with a gritty and unflinching approach. The film revolves around Julia, played by the talented Emma King, as she grapples with the relentless mistreatment she faces from her peers. Portrayed with nuance and emotional depth, King’s performance captures the vulnerability and strength of a young victim determined to find justice.

PÃ¥l Ströbaek is equally impressive in the role of Tom, a character torn between loyalty to his friend and the courage to confront her bullies. The chemistry between King and Ströbaek is palpable, pulling viewers deeper into their characters’ struggles and yearning for resolution.

Despite being produced in the Swedish language with English subtitles, Lindblom’s expert storytelling transcends linguistic barriers. The limited dialogue effectively emphasizes the weight of silence and reinforces the film’s powerful message.

Niklas Panthell’s cinematography is a standout feature of the film, capturing the raw emotions and tense atmosphere with skillful precision. The well-crafted shots add a cinematic quality to the narrative, enhancing the audience’s immersion in the story.

The technical aspects of sound and editing further elevate the film’s impact. The choices made in these areas heighten the intensity and contribute to the overall emotional resonance of the film.

Lindblom’s short drama boasts a startling ending that leaves a lasting impression. It serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of standing up against unfair treatment and the repercussions of remaining complicit.

In conclusion, Lina Lindblom’s remarkable short film delves fearlessly into the complexities of adolescent bullying. With exceptional acting, impressive cinematography, and meticulous sound and editing choices, Lindblom crafts a thought-provoking and emotionally charged narrative. By highlighting the themes of courage and betrayal, the film generates a powerful call to action, emphasizing the importance of standing up against injustice.

Brief Synopsis

Julia and Tom get bullied at school. They try to stand up for each other but the circumstances make it difficult. Will there come a time when it’s too late to speak up?
Trollungen (The Changeling) Short Film

Credits

Director(s): Lina Lindblom
Writer(s): Lina Lindblom
Cast: Anna Åsdell, Emma King, Mattias Pettersson, Pål Ströbaek, Teresia Pettersson
Producer(s): Lina Lindblom
Director of Photography: Niklas Panthell
Animation:

Specifications

Genre:
Country:
Language:
Year:
Runtime: 14 min

IMDb Page

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