Līna Brauna

The film reflects on the life of the authors of the film, while living in Norway for half a year. The director and cameraman document the landscapes of western Norway and the people they meet along the way, while the couple's conversations during long car rides through the mountain landscapes bring up the making of the film and its impact on their relationship.

Young ice cream vendor Max aspires to become a techno musician but he experiences a paralyzing fear of performing before stepping on stage at a club. Torn between his toxic friend Alex and his muse Helen, he will need to find the courage to overcome his self-doubt and limitations.

Laura and Gustav mutually decide to end their four-year relationship, but when Gustav moves out two weeks later, the couple's apartment becomes a metaphorical waiting room where they both try to figure out whether to go back to where they came from or move on? The situation is complicated by their shared cat Marta, whom they both see as a child.

When eight-year-old, observant Mare attends a funeral for the first time, the adults’ somber and confusing behavior drives her to seek refuge in her imagination.

He pours water into a pot, adds salt and brings it to the boil. He steps into the boiling water and cooks until it is almost soft (he looks at passers-by for 10-15 minutes), then adds milk and brings it back to the boil. He may add salt or sugar for taste. To avoid the milk foiling, keep stirring.