Elina Sahlin

When a curious girl balances on the threshold between childhood and adolescence, she unknowingly enters a neo-Nazi subculture.

Little Billy is awake, there's an evil presence in his room, luckily his father knows how to handle monsters.

A lovesick woman is forcibly taken to the world's first state-funded rehab for people unable to metabolize loss.

13-year-old Jackie and her best friend Nova do most things together. They hang out in the horse paddock, drive Epa tractors, and take drugs. At a farewell party for one of their friends, they buy some pink pills from the local dealer and mail carrier, Casper. Jackie encourages them to try the drug, which leads to disastrous consequences when Nova dies. In the aftermath, Jackie must not only cope with the loneliness and grief of losing her best friend but also deal with the guilt she feels.

When a curious girl balances on the threshold between childhood and adolescence, she unknowingly enters a neo-Nazi subculture.

When a curious girl balances on the threshold between childhood and adolescence, she unknowingly enters a neo-Nazi subculture.

A lovesick woman is forcibly taken to the world's first state-funded rehab for people unable to metabolize loss.

A lovesick woman is forcibly taken to the world's first state-funded rehab for people unable to metabolize loss.

13-year-old Jackie and her best friend Nova do most things together. They hang out in the horse paddock, drive Epa tractors, and take drugs. At a farewell party for one of their friends, they buy some pink pills from the local dealer and mail carrier, Casper. Jackie encourages them to try the drug, which leads to disastrous consequences when Nova dies. In the aftermath, Jackie must not only cope with the loneliness and grief of losing her best friend but also deal with the guilt she feels.

13-year-old Jackie and her best friend Nova do most things together. They hang out in the horse paddock, drive Epa tractors, and take drugs. At a farewell party for one of their friends, they buy some pink pills from the local dealer and mail carrier, Casper. Jackie encourages them to try the drug, which leads to disastrous consequences when Nova dies. In the aftermath, Jackie must not only cope with the loneliness and grief of losing her best friend but also deal with the guilt she feels.