Anders Häger Jönson

In 2040, a devastating lung disease has left the world fractured while governments enforce surveillance and control. Amid this unrest, a group of freedom fighters organizes a protest against new pandemic laws. But as the movement grows, shadowy figures begin eliminating people on its margins. Their motives are unknown, their presence undeniable - and their violence threatens to eclipse the resistance itself.

Tilde is invited to a party, but the brain ghosts are already having a party in her head. Her friend Sara introduces her to a game to conquer her social phobia: if she only stays at the party for 20 minutes she wins. The way to the finish line is paved with old enemies, horror movie tropes, pink bubbles and self-doubt.

A piece of speculative content for an intellectual property about time travel.

A lesbian couple goes to an apartment to buy a bunk bed they saw in an ad. They quickly sense that something is not quite right with the man selling the bed, as he has covered all the windows in the apartment with garbage bags, something he says is because he works night shifts. The longer they stay in the apartment, the more it becomes clear that something is very seriously wrong. Soon they are stuck in the apartment with the man, waiting for his wife, who wants to talk with them.

A meditation on early Swedish anime fandom and coming of age at the turn of the millennium. Memories from a first love in bleeding video colors, the last analogue revolution before the world was fully digitized.

A psychological exploration of the mind of the young Evangelion pilot Asuka.

On the far edge of the world lies an island where myth and reality merge. Waves carve the shoreline, voices of ancestors linger in the wind and life follows a rhythm older than time. The Last Island is a meditative journey into solitude, memory, and the fragile bond between humans and nature.