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Siblings Are Forever is a warm and poetic documentary about a brother-and-sister couple, Magnar (73) and Oddny (70) who live like many Norwegians did 50 years ago. Far from wealthy but close to the nature surrounding them. The large oak tree provides weather forecast for the coming season. The fields must be fertilized, sowed and harvested. The cows must be fed, milked and groomed. Calves must be born and raised. The sibling couple devotes all their time, knowledge and love to these tasks. Autumn is the season for slaughtering the animals.
Deer come down to the farm undisturbed throughout the year. They get the help they need from the siblings, who generously share some of the grain feed intended for the animals in the barn. As a sign of gratitude for this charity, the deer voraciously eat the couple's plum trees for dessert.The highlight of their existence is when they take their livestock on the annual pilgrimage to the mountains for summer grazing. This entails both summer holidays and summer chores at the same time. But can this routine last forever? Advancing age and failing health are reasons for questioning whether there is to be summer grazing in the mountains this year. If so, will this be the last year of summer pastures?
(Norsk Filminstitutt)
