Thale 2012 foriegn film

[lbh]

It's kind of a weird film and it looks likeit might have some transformation in it, cool trailer anyway http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&fe...&v=X4XoSmUoZIY

[TF-Viewer]

From my understanding it's about a woman with a tail, not one who grows a tail or anything with TF.

[Huginn]

The girl is most probably a Huldra, a kind of shapeshifting female troll from scandinavia. The huldra could take a human shape, usually a very beautyful one, but her inhuman nature was always betrayed by her tail. ( and sometimes her hollow, treetrunk-like back. But i hope they skip that part).
Or maybe she is a huldrebarn, a changeling, left in the crib of some unsuspecting family, and now at adulthood she discovers that she might be more than a human.

So, yes, i think there will be some TF contend in this movie.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by Huginn

So, yes, i think there will be some TF contend in this movie.

I don't think they have the budget to actually do it onscreen. We'll probably get to see pretty naked lady with tail and then some shadowy scene where it's implied she's a monster ripping someone's throat out later.

[thrandrall]

Posted some articles about it in this thread: http://www.process-productions.com/f...ad.php?t=25928

I think "Huldra" was the term used.

[sodacat]

Thought I'd do a follow up on this just for the sake of completeness.

The movie has no TF. Theoretically it could have, and it could have been thematically appropriate as well as fit in the budget, but no such luck. The movie's kind of loose about what sort of shapeshifting power the "huldra" may or may not have or whether or not Thale is a full huldra or possibly a half-breed.

Regardless the huldra that do appear look neat, and as far as low budget supernatural movies go this one's pretty solid for both following through on its premise as well as staying focused on a human story. Probably one of the better movies I've watched just for the chance of TF/for my wiki.