Anders Aamodt

A dramedy about forgiveness, rejection and complicated sibling relationships.

In a near future, where a pill can extend only women's lives by 400 years, and men everywhere lose influence as a result, we meet the now-deposed Prime Minister, Kim Harding, as he gathers a group of aggrieved men behind him in an attempt to regain power and influence. Everything is going according to plan, until Kim's disciple, the younger, angrier and more idealistic man, Karl, wins over the group and challenges Kim in an internal struggle for power and honor. Life and death.

A story about a group of rich kids, from old money families, north of Copenhagen, from a world where people with ambition and power rule. Away from the superficiality and pretention of their social class, they live a secret life, in which power, money, sex, drugs and endless secrets dominate. A lifestyle only a few of them can survive and where most become scarred for life.

Eva, facing job loss and personal challenges, sees a job opportunity in organizing Bella's bachelorette party. The weekend goes awry, but Eva must navigate career, love, and friendship amid chaos.

In the tropical heat of Dilleland, the outsider Kenneth struggles to fit in with his colleagues and impress the cute employee Sofie. The thick-skinned crocodiles seem easier to deal with than the people around him. Kenneth's lack of understanding boundaries and his alcoholic mother, who drifts in and out of his life, hold him back. Gradually, he loses more and more of himself. Things finally reach a breaking point at a staff party, where Kenneth's cold-blooded side emerges.

Un jeune homme accompagne pour la première fois son père et ses amis lors d’une partie de chasse. Parviendra-t-il à concilier les attentes paternelles avec ses propres valeurs ?

Holly, une adolescente de 14 ans, dénonce, dans une dissertation à l'école, les violences qu'elle subit par son beau-père. Elle et son frère Theo sont placés dans un foyer par Lars, travailleur social. Les parents, Dea et Simon, nient en bloc toutes les accusations. Qui dit la vérité ? Faut-il toujours croire ce que disent les enfants ?