In "The Island," 12 Norwegians of the same gender are stranded on an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean, unsure of how long they should stay. They are utterly cut off from civilization and are on their own. On the island, there is no film crew present; they are filming everything themselves. Not Robinson's property. This is not Farmen. On the island, there are no rules, competitions, or elections; instead, there is simply strong cooperation to ensure survival.
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In "The Island," 12 Norwegians of the same gender are stranded on an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean, unsure of how long they should stay. They are utterly cut off from civilization and are on their own. On the island, there is no film crew present; they are filming everything themselves. Not Robinson's property. This is not Farmen. On the island, there are no rules, competitions, or elections; instead, there is simply strong cooperation to ensure survival.
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