Kauli Green

ELSKER DET FOR DIG is a poetic and investigative documentary about transgender communities in Denmark. In an old-fashioned bathing establishment, we meet them, soft and bathrobe-clad, wherever they are in life; from the young newly in love from northern Jutland, to the childhood friends from Odsherred and the meeting between two parents with small and adult children. The surroundings encourage self care and Nordic traditions of well-being but also mirror a very old-fashioned healthcare system. In Denmark, access to treatment (such as hormones and surgery) is still limited, and often achieved through exhausting and humiliating processes. The internal sharing of knowledge, humor and care are therefore vital in transgender communities.

Exploring negotiations of intimacy and monogamy in casual relationships. Our two protagonists share the sweet thrill of peeking into a stranger's intimate life, but are confronted with the question: Which is more vulnerable to talk about, sexual desires or romantic dreams?

The generation gap threatens to spoil everything when two grown grandchildren visit their grandmother in her garden. They have a special family tradition, but the grandmother thinks it's difficult to recreate the magic from the past when her grandchildren are always pressuring her to smoke in secret because everything has to be so 'woke'.