First off, I would like everyone to wait until they've seen this movie before they read anything about it, so they can see it with open minds, but if you wont bother, this doesn't really contain bigger spoilers than the mention of two scenes halfway through the movie.
This was one of the most touching movies I've ever seen. It really moved me beyond words, every aspect of it. Especially the two young boys were great. They were both great actors, and when the older one started screaming inside the church, I could no longer hold back my tears. And from there and out, it was a steady flow of said tears. I also really liked the young girl, and Vidar. When they met, and Vidar told her that "You're not who you appear to be" and she answered "Neither are you" is a fantastic scene (even if I didn't get it at the moment). If you ever get the chance to see it (if you're not from Norway, it might prove difficult) I would strongly encourage you to do so. It is worth the time, no doubt about it...
This was one of the most touching movies I've ever seen. It really moved me beyond words, every aspect of it. Especially the two young boys were great. They were both great actors, and when the older one started screaming inside the church, I could no longer hold back my tears. And from there and out, it was a steady flow of said tears. I also really liked the young girl, and Vidar. When they met, and Vidar told her that "You're not who you appear to be" and she answered "Neither are you" is a fantastic scene (even if I didn't get it at the moment). If you ever get the chance to see it (if you're not from Norway, it might prove difficult) I would strongly encourage you to do so. It is worth the time, no doubt about it...