gaup
Britishverb
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In 1987, Norwegian director Nils Gaup made the first film in the Lapp language, “Pathfinder,” a folk tale about a teenager who leads killers away from his village.
From Seattle Times
Movie review of “The Last King”: Norwegian director Nils Gaup made this folk tale about ski champions who protect a child with a royal following.
From Seattle Times
Directed by Nils Gaup, from a screenplay by Ravn Laneskog.
From Seattle Times
Gaup deftly keeps track of the major betrayals without making them seem too obvious, but we’re never as involved with the characters as we were in “Pathfinder.”
From Seattle Times
Ellen-Inger Gaup ate from a blueberry field.
From New York Times
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