This post is intended for those who had already watched the movie 'Troll Hunter' (2010) which was a mockumentary film or also known as 'found footage'. If you have watched the film from the very beginning way through its end then you should have seen the press conference where the Norwegian Prime Minister admits trolls exist in their country.
The real question here is that, 'Was the interview with the Norwegian prime minister real?'
Before we answer the question, here's the video clip from YouTube to refresh the memory of those who had already seen the film before. Watch it carefully and observe for any authenticity of the footage.
When you are done lets now answer the question above.
The press conference with the Prime Minister of Norway was real but just like what I previously stated above, the subtitles and audio were genuinely dubbed. Now to prove that its fake, watch the video clip again from the start to 0:11 time-frame.
When 'Jens Stoltenberg' mentions the sentence below:
The camera had shifted into the other guy wearing a black suit.
Some of you might be familiar about the so called 'Lip Reading'. This is a capability of being able to interpret what the person is saying without the need of listening into his or her voice. All that requires is to interpret the words through the movement of the lips of the talking person.
For those who can speak or understand Norwegian language, you can watch the video clip over-and-over again to confirm the legitimacy of the footage.
Overall, Norway Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg did uttered those words right until the part where the camera shifted into the other guy who made a remarkable and priceless reaction. While the camera was shifted on the other guy, that was the part when the Prime Minister admitted that trolls does exists and the reason why they had requested more Power Lines around Norway. The shifting of the camera prevents anyone who can lip read from confirming if the Prime Minister really uttered those words.
The real question here is that, 'Was the interview with the Norwegian prime minister real?'
Before we answer the question, here's the video clip from YouTube to refresh the memory of those who had already seen the film before. Watch it carefully and observe for any authenticity of the footage.
When you are done lets now answer the question above.
The answer is 'fake' where both the subtitles and audio were dubbed over the actual scene.
What's the Proof that its Fake?
The press conference with the Prime Minister of Norway was real but just like what I previously stated above, the subtitles and audio were genuinely dubbed. Now to prove that its fake, watch the video clip again from the start to 0:11 time-frame.
When 'Jens Stoltenberg' mentions the sentence below:
In Norway we're voting for electricity, but we're against power lines.
The camera had shifted into the other guy wearing a black suit.
Lip Reading
Some of you might be familiar about the so called 'Lip Reading'. This is a capability of being able to interpret what the person is saying without the need of listening into his or her voice. All that requires is to interpret the words through the movement of the lips of the talking person.
For those who can speak or understand Norwegian language, you can watch the video clip over-and-over again to confirm the legitimacy of the footage.
Overall, Norway Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg did uttered those words right until the part where the camera shifted into the other guy who made a remarkable and priceless reaction. While the camera was shifted on the other guy, that was the part when the Prime Minister admitted that trolls does exists and the reason why they had requested more Power Lines around Norway. The shifting of the camera prevents anyone who can lip read from confirming if the Prime Minister really uttered those words.