Andreas Thaulow

Agnes and Ragnar, a couple in their late 20s, are planning to climb a mountain in Northern Norway. In this potentially deadly situation where trust is an absolute necessity, the relationship is put to the test as Agnes reveals Ragnars disturbing secret.

15-year-old Sigurd lives with his young mother Marianne in a seedy apartment in Copenhagen. She just met Peter, who wants to make a good impression on Sigurd. But Sigurd is worried about his mother and is skeptical of Peter.

Bilal is picked up from school by his father, who is a taxi driver. But before they have time to drive, an unpleasant man jumps into the taxi. Bilal's father says he has time off, but the man threatens him with a gun to give him a taxi ride. Bilal, who does not understand the seriousness of the situation, sits next to the man with his toy gun. The man and Bilal begin a dangerous game with firearms, and it develops into a tense situation

When the students of Helgenæs Boarding School in Denmark go hunting together, it is primarily about what gets shot and who shoots it. But for these youngsters, who seem to find themselves somewhere in between childhood and adulthood, the hunt is a focal point for a shared culture as well as an identity. It becomes their way of tackling the transition into adulthood.

As Asger peers through the rear window of his car, he cannot remember why his heart is pounding. Why there is blood pouring from his forehead? Why is his side mirror broken? And whose is that mobile on the passenger seat?

Agnes and Ragnar, a couple in their late 20s, are planning to climb a mountain in Northern Norway. In this potentially deadly situation where trust is an absolute necessity, the relationship is put to the test as Agnes reveals Ragnars disturbing secret.

15-year-old Sigurd lives with his young mother Marianne in a seedy apartment in Copenhagen. She just met Peter, who wants to make a good impression on Sigurd. But Sigurd is worried about his mother and is skeptical of Peter.

15-year-old Sigurd lives with his young mother Marianne in a seedy apartment in Copenhagen. She just met Peter, who wants to make a good impression on Sigurd. But Sigurd is worried about his mother and is skeptical of Peter.

Bilal is picked up from school by his father, who is a taxi driver. But before they have time to drive, an unpleasant man jumps into the taxi. Bilal's father says he has time off, but the man threatens him with a gun to give him a taxi ride. Bilal, who does not understand the seriousness of the situation, sits next to the man with his toy gun. The man and Bilal begin a dangerous game with firearms, and it develops into a tense situation

When the students of Helgenæs Boarding School in Denmark go hunting together, it is primarily about what gets shot and who shoots it. But for these youngsters, who seem to find themselves somewhere in between childhood and adulthood, the hunt is a focal point for a shared culture as well as an identity. It becomes their way of tackling the transition into adulthood.

As Asger peers through the rear window of his car, he cannot remember why his heart is pounding. Why there is blood pouring from his forehead? Why is his side mirror broken? And whose is that mobile on the passenger seat?

As Asger peers through the rear window of his car, he cannot remember why his heart is pounding. Why there is blood pouring from his forehead? Why is his side mirror broken? And whose is that mobile on the passenger seat?