Movie Pet Farm

Should domestication of wild animals be allowed? Joakim has loved foxes since childhood and, many years later, he fulfilled his dream by setting up a small breeding farm. However, he has to face the regulations in force in Norway and, first and foremost, save the animals from mass euthanasia. Showing his struggle against the system, the film tells a story of the loneliness of the protagonist, for whom furry pets are the only friends. It poses ecological and ethical questions – about man’s relationship with nature today and the limits of individual freedom.

directed by

Finn Walther

The brothers Finn and Martin A. Walther were educated as documentary directors at the Norwegian TV and Film School in Lillehammer, Norway. They gained international recognition with the award-winning documentary “Trainrobbers” (M. Walther 2019) which was screened at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival. The brothers have produced and directed several award-winning shorts since they founded the company Walther Bros in 2019, focusing on themes of exclusion, underdogs, and radicalization. “Pet Farm” will be their first feature-length film.

Martin Walther

The brothers Finn and Martin A. Walther were educated as documentary directors at the Norwegian TV and Film School in Lillehammer, Norway. They gained international recognition with the award-winning documentary “Trainrobbers” (M. Walther 2019) which was screened at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival. The brothers have produced and directed several award-winning shorts since they founded the company Walther Bros in 2019, focusing on themes of exclusion, underdogs, and radicalization. “Pet Farm” will be their first feature-length film.

Producer

Martin A. Walther

Distributor

Martin Walther / Walther Bros (Walther Bros)

Screenplay

Finn Walther

Cinematography

Kristian Davik Larssen

Music

André Bratten

Sound

Nils Viken

Editing

Martin A. Walther

Cast

Joakim (as himself)

Photo

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