[i][b][color=red]A group of friends travel to a cabin in the Norwegian forest. It's a rumour that at night a crazy man can be heard screaming at a lake nearby the cabin.[[/color][/b][/i]



[b][color=red][i]Directed by	Kåre Bergstrøm
Written by	André Bjerke
Kåre Bergstrøm
Narrated by	KÃ¥re Bergman
Starring	Henny Moan
Henki Kolstad
André Bjerke
Music by	Gunnar Sønstevold
Cinematography	Ragnar Sørensen
Editing by	Olav Engebretsen
Distributed by	Norsk Film
Release date(s)	December 17, 1958
Running time	76 minutes
Country	Norway
Language	Norwegian

André Bjerke as Gabriel Mørk
Bjørg Engh as Sonja, Bernhard's wife
Henki Kolstad	as Bernhard Borge, crime writer
Per Lillo-Stenberg as Bjørn Werner, Liljans brother
Erling Lindahl as Kai Bugge, psychologist
Henny Moan as Liljan Werner
Øyvind Øyen as Bråten, policeman
Georg Richter as Harald Gran
Leif Sommerstad as Tore Gruvik, the ghost
Inger Teien as Eva, Bjørn's girlfriend[/i][/color][/b]




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A group of matured and intellectual friends, including writers and psychiatrists, head out to the remote backwoods for a careless holiday full of hiking and spending time together. Upon their arrival, however, the group is confronted with the ancient folklore legend of Tore Gravik. Many years ago in these woods, this mentally unstable man killed his own sister (with whom he was in love) and her lover, before vanishing into the woods never to be heard about again. Soon enough, the group witnesses strange occurrences and sense an invisible presence. Prominent intellectuals like them naturally don't believe in urban legends. Or do they? The essence of this movie's powerful and everlasting impact lies within … surprise, surprise … its simplicity! "Lake of the Dead" tells a very rudimentary story and features ordinary and identifiable people as the main characters. These people show naturally common signs of fear and hypocrisy and they do what any normal person would do in perilous condition. Another brilliant quality is the use of the breathtaking sets and locations. Director Kare Bergstrom introduces the cabin in the woods and the nearby lake like additional and vital characters in the story and they demand more than a fair share of your attention. The tone of the film is continuously ominous and the overall atmosphere is creepy & unsettling beyond description. I've rarely witnessed a movie that grabbed my attention as profoundly as "Lake of the Dead". The conclusion of the film is psychologically astounding

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