Hamsun
Trailer: Hamsun
Year: 1996
Genre: Drama
Studio: Nordisk Film Denmark, TV 2
Director: Jan Troell
Cast: Max von Sydow, Ghita Nørby, Anette Hoff, Jesper Christensen, Edgar Selge, Ernst Jacobi
Crew: Jan Troell (Director), Jan Troell (Writer), Arvo Pärt (Additional Soundtrack), Thorkild Hansen (Author), Erik Crone (Producer), Ghita Beckendorff (Editor)
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