Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson

A fiddler's famous Bridal March brings happiness to a poor cottar's daughter and her wealthy suitor, but their happiness is marred by social class differences and rumors of dark magic.

A wealthy and influential man presents his son for baptism, but tragedy strikes when the son drowns. The father's life takes a turn as he seeks solace and redemption.

Canute Aakre, a respected member of the parish, becomes entangled in a battle with his friend Lars Hogstad over a proposal to sell the public grain-magazine. The conflict escalates when the...