Noa Risbro Hjerrild

A 16-year-old boy who spend summer with his grandparents falls in love with an older young man but when tragedy strikes, he falls into a dark hole of self-harm, lust, and loneliness.

Alfred is a young man who lives on the edge both financially and morally as a self-taught freelance journalist with a knack for writing about other people’s misfortunes. When he inherits his late father’s dilapidated house in Western Jutland, he meets Frederik—a young man caught between his faith and his sexuality. Through Frederik, Alfred gains access to a deeply religious community, where he soon senses a compelling story about the use of conversion therapy. What begins as a calculated infiltration gradually develops into a relationship he can no longer fully control. The closer he gets to the community and its central figures, the harder it becomes to maintain his distance, and the clearer the consequences become.

A coming-of-age tale about a group of suburban boys whose carefree, hash-fueled days are suddenly shaken by family turmoil and the harsh reality of adulthood closing in.

14-year-old Thomas moves to the city. In school he meets Mads and Emma, who are interested in him for different reasons.

Observations of a family in a rural area who are about to sell their house—or is it something else? Secrets and unspoken words carry the characters through the film until they can no longer be contained. The words burst out of them and find their way.

Helge, a solitary resident of a provincial town, reluctantly agrees to return rebellious youth Bjørn's jacket in exchange for help sorting out a mess in his shed. As they labor side by side, conversation remains minimal until they share dinner together. It's during this meal that Helge learns of Bjørn's orphan status, shedding light on the young boy's troubled past.