Split english and norwegian posts.

This turned out a bit different than I initially though. The english and
norwegian sections will essentially be separate. Afaict there's no
direct way to make a "combined view" listing both english and norwegian
posts. However, I think that's fine. Let's roll with this for now.

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-title = "Huset (The house)"
-lang = "en"
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-[taxonomies]
-tags = ["film", "horror"]
-
-[extra]
-author = "harald"
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-{% figure(img="huset-poster.jpg") %}
-Poster for _Huset_.
-{% end %}
-
-Norwegian horror films are getting some attention, and there's no reason _Huset_
-should not get it's share too. A brand new horror film from Reinert Kiil, which
-at least I know best from the low budget slashers _Hora_ (Whore) and _Inside
-the Whore_. Even though low budget, they were enjoyable films and gave promise
-of a director that could do interesting things given more resources.
-
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-Huset is a very well produced dark and creepy film that plays with the viewers
-perception of time and reality. What could have been a pretty standard haunted
-house movie set in a Norwegian winter landscape turns out quite different.
-
-The main plot essentially involves only three characters, and the focus is
-close and intense at all times. The flashback revealing the history of the
-house is fragmented, and only give a glimpse of the terror that once played out
-there.  The viewer is left to fill in the blanks, something which intensifies
-the experience.
-
-I really liked this one. The attention to detail, the chemistry between the
-characters, the intensity of the shots and the way it reveals the story in
-glimpses without ever showing too much.
-
-Highly recommended!