“My Fathers' Daughter,” which will soon become the first Sami-language feature film to premiere in Toronto, has released a first look at the film starring “Game of Thrones” actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, who will make a cameo as himself in the coming-of-age family dramedy.

Directed by Egil Pedersen, “My Fathers’ Daughter” tells the story of Elvira, a self-assured teenager who is convinced that she was conceived in a Danish fertility clinic. Firm in her belief, she often daydreams about who her father might be, imagining him as a famous movie star, in this case Coster-Waldau. However, those dreams are taken away from the girl when her real biological father unexpectedly shows up.

Although “My Fathers’ Daughter” marks Pedersen’s feature film debut, he is an accomplished director who has directed 18 music videos, 15 short films, and numerous commissioned films and advertisements. His most recent short film, a satirical comedy titled “Koftepolitiet” (“Native Police”), was a hit in the Sami community.

Written and directed by Pedersen, “My Father’s Daughter” is a Norway-Sweden-Finland co-production between Rein Film, Paasan, Oktober, Bautafilm and Filmpool Nord. Pluto Film is handling international sales.