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Latest revision as of 14:48, 11 November 2025

A 2021 documentary film by Georg Götmark and John Erling Utsi. In the northernmost part of Sweden and Norway, a conflict over land and borders seems to be eternally ongoing. Simon and Beatrice Marainen and their three kids are a part of an indigenous Sami semi-nomadic community of reindeer herders, who have traditionally always moved freely across northern Scandinavia, following the natural movement of their herds.

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Radji	A 2021 documentary film by Georg Götmark and John Erling Utsi. In the northernmost part of Sweden and Norway, a conflict over land and borders seems to be eternally ongoing. Simon and Beatrice Marainen and their three kids are a part of an indigenous Sami semi-nomadic community of reindeer herders, who have traditionally always moved freely across northern Scandinavia, following the natural movement of their herds.