Huldredans
A hunter in 19th-century Norway searches for the man he loves in a desolate forest, but instead, he encounters a mysterious woman who draws him deeper into nature’s raw and boundless reality—where faith, desire, and survival collide.
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Eskil Hoel AbrahamsenDirector
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Marie RandmælWriter
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Eskil Hoel AbrahamsenWriter
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Thomas HusebøWriter
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Tarjei Sandvik MoeWriter
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Tommy GarlandProducer
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Tarjei Sandvik MoeKey Cast"Magne"
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Amund HarboeKey Cast"Sigurd"
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Ylva Bjørkaas ThedinKey Cast"Huldra"
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Thomas HusebøCREWDirector of Photography
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Jesper WidnesCREWEditor
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Etienne StreetonCREWSound Design
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Joel KolltveitCREWSound Design
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Project Title (Original Language):Huldredans
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:Psychological horror, drama
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Runtime:13 minutes 36 seconds
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Completion Date:December 31, 2023
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Production Budget:10,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Norway
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Country of Filming:Norway
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Language:Norwegian
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - Westerdals
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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FICOCC
Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
July 4, 2025
Awards Won: 1. Best Short Film of the Month 2. Best Horror Short Film 3. Best Director (Short Film) – Eskil Hoel Abrahamsen 4. Special Mention – Screenplay (Short Film) – Eskil Hoel Abrahamsen 5. Best Lead Actor (Short Film) – Tarjei Sandvik Moe 6. Best Cinematography (Short Film) – Thomas Husebo 7. Best Lighting (Short Film) -
Athens International Art Film Festival
Greece
Honorable Mention -
Sustain Film Festival
United Kingdom
Nominee -
South Film and Arts Academy Festival (SFAAF).Chile
Winner – Best Horror Short Film Winner – Best Screenplay in a Short Film (Marie Randmæl, Tarjei Sandvik Moe, Thomas Husebø, Eskil Hoel Abrahamsen) Winner – Best Cinematography in a Short Film (Thomas Husebø) Winner – Best Art Direction in a Short Film (Alex Løken, Eskil Hoel Abrahamsen) Winner – Audience Award (1st Place) Honorable Mention – Best Director in a Short Film (Eskil Hoel Abrahamsen)
Eskil Hoel Abrahamsen is a Norwegian director and screenwriter known for his atmospheric storytelling that blends Nordic nature, mythology, and psychological depth. Based in Oslo, he has directed and written several short films, including Huldredans (2023) and Tyst (2024).