How a collaboration with Disney shaped the way Sámi cultural details were portrayed in Frozen 2
“Frozen 2 isn’t our story, but our story is a part of Frozen 2.”
If you are the type of person who sits through to the end of film credits, and if you are a quick reader who happened to have a clear view of the screen at the end of Frozen 2, you might have noticed a line in the “Special Thanks” section (it was sandwiched between “Security” and “Production Babies”), recognizing the Sámi people for their collaboration with the producers, and then followed by the word “Verddet” and a list of what appeared to be names.
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