Synopsis
A teenage boy is drawn into a strange, unsettling episode inside his home. Ordinary details become bizarre: a bowl of cereal erupts, objects seem to behave on their own, and a mysterious statue appears to exert an uncanny influence. As the atmosphere shifts between deadpan humor and genuine menace, the boy struggles to understand what is happening and eventually confronts the force controlling him. The surreal story leaves the exact meaning open, presenting the "wild horse" as an image of inner conflict and self-determination.
Factoids & Trivia
- "En Vill Hest" translates from Norwegian as "A Wild Horse."
- Ketil Kinden Endresen explained that the song is about taking control of one's destiny, holding on through sudden changes, and facing challenges directly.
- Endresen felt the video captured the song's idea of a protagonist battling a mysterious spell and regaining control.
- The video was included in the 2010 Bergen International Film Festival's Scandinavian music video selection.
- The song appeared on Casiokids' 2010 album "Topp Stemning Pa Lokal Bar" and was also issued as a digital single with remixes by Prins Thomas and diskJokke.