Fire til Fire
Synopsis
Thomas, a writer in his twenties, struggles to finish his novel. He opens up to his friend Hannah about his fear of death and writers block. Together they walk the streets of Oslo trying to figure something out about the novel and about life
- Director
- Sindre Prøis Stubsjøen
- Original language
- English
- Budget
- $877
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