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Oslo – The Wild Heart of Norway

English. Directed by Alex Sletten.

A film about the wild lives woven through Norway’s capital, where city and wilderness collide

The Wild Heart of Norway is a cinematic documentary set entirely in Oslo, Norway’s capital. Yet it is not a film about people. It’s about the animals — wolves, foxes, badgers, moose, peregrine falcons, salmon, mink, and beavers — that thrive in the seams of city life.

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If you liked Oslo – The Wild Heart of Norway, try A Toxic Love Story, Our Planet: Behind the Scenes, Wolves Up Close with Bertie Gregory.

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Oslo – The Wild Heart of Norway was directed by Alex Sletten.

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