Alfred is an award-winning short documentary film that tells the story of an elderly Norwegian whose roots are deeply anchored in Sami culture. The Sami are an indigenous tribe, formerly persecuted and still not fully integrated into Norwegian culture.

Alfred lives in isolation on the lonely peninsula of Seglvik for the past decade. Usually, not more than 2 to 3 people live on Seglvik at the same time. He sees his family, who lives in Kautokeino, only every few months. The living conditions in this region are extreme. They are mainly characterized by the extreme sub-zero temperatures, snow, ice and the isolation from civilization. He has worked as a chef all his life and used to run his own restaurant. He is passionate about fishing and preparing his dishes using only regional ingredients.

This film is an exciting portrait of Alfred's story from childhood to today and gives an insight into a life outside the big city without social media, influencers and luxury.