
Herman Skrinde
as Woolgod
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Ullguden (The Wool God) is bitter because no one believes in it. Haunted by the important message it has tried countless times to convey to the world, without success, it dreams of finding a messenger. It blends fantasy elements. The story is brought to life by director Sirin Sponga.