Proletar

- Enough is enough

There's something going on down in the mines. Johannes is working double shifts, every day. His colleagues are whispering. Wife nagging. Boss laughing. Johannes used to turn his other cheek, but now there aren't any more cheeks left.

Stylish and shot through with dark humor this looks like quality on all fronts.

Director Øyvind Holtmon
Screenplay Morten Molland Sandøy
Cinematographer Nils Eilif Bremdal
Producer Mikael Diseth
Production Design Øyvind Langdalen
Sound Design Eirik Halsen
Editor Elise Solberg

The Fire (Ilden)

The fire tells the story of a young man on the verge of collapse. It is New Year's Eve and Jakob decides to go into the night and burn down. When meeting his teenage love, his convictions are put into perspective.
The Little Death

12-year-old Julia is on a budget weekend cruise with her father. Late at night Julia gets her first period and her father has disappeared. Making her way through the ship's nightlife Julia sees an adult world she's never known about.
Lea

Lea lives a protected life, traveling alongside her father on his business trips. During one night in Oslo their tightly knit bond is tested, when her fathers business associate takes interest in her.
We see in the dark

Emma has waited two years for David to get out of prison. Now they're finally getting a fresh start.
The Furnace (Stål)

Jan is a deeply religious man. Every day at the steel mill he stares into the flames of hell. When his daughter, a drug addict and a non-believer, turns up at his door begging for help.
Kosmonauta

Kosmonauta is a visualization of an actual sound clip from a female cosmonaut in distress. The signal was picked up on a soviet space frequency in 1962 and gave rise to the theory of the (lost) first female cosmonaut.

The Fire (Ilden)

The Little Death

Lea

We see in the dark

The Furnace (Stål)

Kosmonauta