A New Kind of Wilderness

About This Movie

A New Kind of Wilderness really captures this raw, almost haunting atmosphere of solitude in the Norwegian forest. The family’s isolated lifestyle is portrayed with an authenticity that feels both intimate and unsettling. There’s a slow pacing that draws you into their world, and when tragedy strikes, it shifts the entire tone, forcing them—and us—to confront the complexities of modern life. The performances are grounded and relatable, pulling you into each character's struggle. What stands out is the juxtaposition of nature’s beauty against the backdrop of personal upheaval, almost like a character itself. The practical effects of the wilderness are stunning, lending a gritty realism to their experience. It’s the kind of film that lingers in your mind long after credits roll.

Documentary on isolated livingThemes of nature vs. modernityExploration of family dynamics