Rondo may be perceived as an improvised stylistic exercise set to music. It was made with a statically fixed camera. Bright colors run together on a rotating disc. New layers of colors emerge and disappear according to chance. Patterns are formed and are followed by new shapes to the sound of the music from the loudspeakers. (Filmform)
The film follows eight people who, in various ways, have a connection to each other. With the help of a narrator, we get a glimpse into their inner thoughts – thoughts that can be heavy to carry alone. It can be hard to be a human and this is a movie that, in a tender way, examines just that.
In the sixties, Louise’s maternal grandparents went to Greenland to teach the Inuit children the Danish language and culture. How did they perceive their roles in this cultural colonialism? From a personal point of departure and with a rich archival material, Louise tries to understand the colonial heritage she herself is part of.
Drama about poor Linda, who has problems both at home and at school.
Documentary about the traditional ways of calling for animals, commonly known as kulning.
Company lingo and middle-aged, middle class comfort as Jens Bejemyr is introduced to colleagues at a new job. A simultaneously humorous and sharp observation of a world free of conflict, where the dialog chugs along without aim.
Style documentary about the movement of feet in Stockholm with arranged features. Images of feet, walking on streets, statue feet, horses' legs and ballet dance. An arranged fight turns into a study of legs and feet in a dance hall. (filmform)
Swedish documentary concerning people afflicted by hoarding disorder.
It’s not easy being a thirteen-year-old girl. Today's social climate of being constantly online can make you feel seen and invisible at the same time. Trying to be cool and tough is hard and it’s often impossible to live up to your own high standards.
A documentary dance appearing in the gap between the nature of peaceful Sweden and the Ukrainian war. Her body has become the body of the war, but where does the war reside in the body?
A group of youths in the outskirts of the metropolis dance through the night.
A young father sits on his bed, listening to the snoring of his newborn child asleep under the hood of a baby carriage. When the sound stops the baby carriage becomes a portal into a surreal world where the man must confront his fears.
