“Troll” (2022), directed by Roar Uthaug, is a Norwegian fantasy adventure film that takes audiences deep into Scandinavian folklore. The story begins with a catastrophic event in Norway when an ancient troll, thought to be a mere myth, is awakened from its centuries-long slumber by an explosion in the Dovre Mountain. As the colossal creature begins its destructive path towards the capital city, Oslo, panic and chaos ensue.

Nora Tidemann, a paleontologist, is called upon by the Norwegian Prime Minister’s office to help understand and combat the troll. Alongside a diverse team including Captain Kristoffer Holm, a military officer, and Andreas Isaksen, the Prime Minister’s advisor, Nora embarks on a perilous mission to stop the troll’s rampage.

Her deep knowledge of folklore, combined with her scientific expertise, becomes crucial as the team navigates the challenges posed by the giant creature.

As they delve deeper into the mystery, Nora discovers that the troll is not merely a mindless monster but a being with a connection to Norway’s ancient history and its land. The film explores themes of nature versus modernity, the clash between ancient myths and contemporary science, and the unforeseen consequences of human actions on the environment.

With breathtaking visuals of Norway’s landscapes and intense action sequences, “Troll” combines suspense, adventure, and folklore. The film culminates in a dramatic showdown in Oslo, where Nora and her team must find a way to subdue the troll and prevent further devastation. Through its thrilling narrative and rich cultural elements, “Troll” (2022) captivates audiences with a modern tale deeply rooted in ancient legends.