Brage Bergh

Multiple people learn they're about to witness the last sunrise in history.

After sleeping with someone she wasn't interested in, Hedda makes a list of everyone she has slept with in search of whether it is her low self-esteem or an increased need for confirmation that has turned her into a "whore".

As a child, Frøydis experienced violence and neglect. When she grew older, she made the difficult decision to cut off all contact with her parents. The Final Chapter chronicles Frøydis’s experience after she learns that her father, to whom she has not spoken in years, is dying. Deeply conflicted at the prospect of reconnecting with him, she explores her feelings with her oldest friend and her partner. In these candid exchanges, she describes the sanctuary she found in staying with her friend’s family when she was young, how much the safety and connection meant to her. The warmth of these exchanges starkly contrasts with her fears about revisiting a relationship that is both painful and central to her life. Stunning cinematography and visual metaphors resonate with Frøydis’s poignant words as she approaches this momentous decision with beauty and restraint.

Nearing completion on a brand new documentary, the last interview turns out to be harder to obtain than expected, as the subject suddenly withdraws from the project. Left alone, the crew has to find a way to get that interview – at all costs.

As Petter Moland prepares for his exam concert, he allows for the audience to get a glimpse at how life as a drummer has been up until this point.