12 minutes, 7 seconds, 1 impossible choice in the Arctic dark.
SEVEN unfolds in a stunning hinterland of rearing cliffs and vast seascapes, 50 miles within the Arctic Circle. Yet this is contested territory: outsiders are threatening a centuries old way of life as they seek to exploit the area's natural resources. Yohana, a teenage girl from a remote community in the Norwegian Arctic must decide the fate of the oil worker who has killed her father. In just seven seconds, she must make a life and death decision that will not only mark her forever, but also determine the very future of her people.
Cinematography
Arctic landscapes shot like they're judging you personally.
Acting
Dagny Backer Johnsen's silent fury could freeze oil.
Director
James Morgan
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Filmed on location in Norway's Lofoten Islands, where actual oil drilling debates have fractured indigenous Sámi communities for decades.
The seven-second countdown mirrors psychological studies on decision-making under extreme stress — Morgan consulted with trauma researchers to nail the authenticity.
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