As Trollfilm celebrates its 30th anniversary, we reflect on three decades of artistic excellence and storytelling. Founded in 1995 by Anita Killi, Trollfilm has become renowned for producing meaningful and epic films using the multiplane cutout technique, creating works that are both entertaining and educational. The studio's dedication to high-quality, handmade animation has garnered international acclaim, with award-winning short films like "Angry Man" (Sinna Mann) achieving global recognition. 

 

Throughout its history, Trollfilm has consistently explored themes deeply rooted in Norwegian culture and folklore. By delving into narratives that highlight the rich tapestry of Scandinavian myths and legends, the studio's films often reflect on the interplay between nature and humanity, tradition and modernity. This thematic focus not only preserves cultural heritage but also resonates with universal audiences, offering stories that are both locally grounded and globally relevant.

As we honor this milestone, we celebrate Trollfilm's unwavering commitment to storytelling that bridges the past and present. Their films serve as a testament to the power of animation in conveying profound messages, capturing the imagination, and inspiring future generations. Here's to 30 years of Trollfilm's artistic journey, and to many more years of captivating tales that continue to enchant and educate audiences worldwide.