Roy (played by Anders Baasmo Christiansen) is a protagonist in Burning.
The central protagonist, a car enthusiast and owner of 'Stallion Parts' who races his Ford Mustang 'Lillegul'. After a two-year prison sentence for an illegal race, he faces bankruptcy and takes a gas station job to rebuild his life. He is reluctantly drawn back into a dangerous cross-border racing circuit to protect his daughter, showing a shift from reckless racer to protective father. Nina (played by Ida Husøy) is a protagonist in Burning.
Roy's daughter, initially raised apart from him in a bourgeois environment. She spends a summer with Roy in the first film, and later becomes a participant in a dangerous international race alongside her boyfriend, prompting her father's intervention and bridging their previously estranged relationship.
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Characters
Roy
(played by Anders Baasmo Christiansen) — protagonist
The central protagonist, a car enthusiast and owner of 'Stallion Parts' who races his Ford Mustang 'Lillegul'. After a two-year prison sentence for an illegal race, he faces bankruptcy and takes a gas...
Nina
(played by Ida Husøy) — protagonist
Roy's daughter, initially raised apart from him in a bourgeois environment. She spends a summer with Roy in the first film, and later becomes a participant in a dangerous international race alongside...
Key Relationships
Roy → Nina
(Family Father)
Story Analysis
A car enthusiast's life unravels when family obligations collide with a dangerous cross-country racing challenge.
