The Last Trapper
The Last Trapper (2004) is an adventure film, directed by Nicolas Vanier. It stars Norman Winther and May Loo. It tells a tense story of survival. The 94-minute film holds an audience score of 6.9/10.
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What The Last Trapper Is About
Norman traps in the forests of the north; with his wife he lives almost entirely off the land, makes his money selling furs and meets the winter with his dogs. The film sits between documentary and fiction: Norman is a real trapper playing himself, but the scenes are staged. The landscape and his relationship with the dogs are its strongest element. One note is needed: trapping is a contested practice and the film stands entirely on the trapper's side, presenting it as balance with nature and giving the opposing view no room. Nicolas Vanier later made Belle and Sebastian.
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What is The Last Trapper about?
Norman traps in the forests of the north; with his wife he lives almost entirely off the land, makes his money selling furs and meets the winter with his dogs. The film sits between documentary and fiction: Norman is a real trapper playing himself, but the scenes are staged.
Where can I watch The Last Trapper?
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How long is The Last Trapper?
The Last Trapper runs for 94 minutes (1h 34m).
When did The Last Trapper come out?
The Last Trapper was released in 2004.
Who directed The Last Trapper?
The Last Trapper was directed by Nicolas Vanier.
Who stars in The Last Trapper?
The Last Trapper stars Norman Winther, May Loo, Alex Van Bibber, Ken Bolton.
What is The Last Trapper's rating?
The Last Trapper holds 7.1/10 on IMDb and 6.9/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 68 out of 100.
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