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Review Human Nature: such a trek through wild Norwegian nature at a very slow pace captures the imagination

Review Human Nature: such a trek through wild Norwegian nature at a very slow pace captures the imagination

Director Bart Schrijver's 2022 outdoor feature film debut, Human Nature, is receiving a theatrical release following the popularity of recent cathartic hiking-themed movies. The film's story continues to resonate with audiences and is considered well-suited for the big screen experience.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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