Stolen: poignant thriller about the Sami heritage, based on the bestseller by Ann-Helén Laestadius

In the heart of Sweden, a young Sami woman, played with intensity by Elin Kristina Oskal, undertakes a personal and legal battle to defend her heritage in a world increasingly marked by xenophobia and the devastating effects of climate change onreindeer herding. This struggle is all the more crucial as the Sami community faces deep despair, driving some young people to suicide, and tensions resulting from the clash between modernity and patriarchal traditions.

Stolen explores the harsh reality of a young woman who, in addition to fighting to safeguard her heritage, sets out on the trail of a killer to settle a personal score. A story inspired by real events that highlights the challenges facing the Sami people.

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Stolen should provide food for thought on the importance of preserving indigenous cultures, while also offering breathtaking suspense. The film, available on Netflix from April 12, 2024, looks set to be a must-see for fans ofdramatic thrillers , offering a story that should be powerful and educational. Stolen promises a dive into one woman's relentless fight for her identity and heritage, in a world where the conflict between tradition and modernity has never been more palpable.

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