Arctic Superstar

The indigenous, Samí rapper SlinCraze is trying to earn a living from his music, the problem is that less than 20.000 people speak his endangered language.

Cast

Nils Rune Utsi

as Himself

Ole Kristoffer Hætta

as Himself

Lars André Svehagen

as Himself

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