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The movie tells the story about a girl who has to hide and survive from a right wing terrorist while looking for her little sister during the terrorist attacks in Norway on the island Utøya, July 22nd.

A toddler destroys a art of an art installation. When the mother and baby are forced out of the room, the guests begin a debate about the art piece’s value.

We make decisions every day but not all decisions carry the same weight. The film Decisions captures three situations where a decision in unavoidable but painful, in a way. Sometimes, choosing a perfect pair of shoes seems nearly impossible but in other scenarios a relationship or even a life can be at stake. (Author of the annotation is Adéla Drdová via FAMUFEST.)

When one of the boys is about to become a father, three friends must make a decision that will change their lives forever.

Henrik Johnsson is 19 and has a much too interesting life to have months again to live. He has brain cancer, so what shall he do with the little rest of his life?

A young police officer is called to stop the party of an old friend in rural Norway, only to find drugs in the kids bedroom. A break-up story between friends.

The story will focus on Quisling's final hours, as he sits in his cell at Akerhus Fortress and must be held accountable for his actions and crimes committed in the name of Nazi ideology.

In the picturesque landscapes of Gudbrandsdalen, Mariam, a vibrant and free-spirited party girl, calls Oslo her home. But fate takes an unexpected turn when she receives a call that shakes her to her core - her father's ashes have been mistakenly swapped, and she must journey back to her quaint hometown for a second burial. As the film unfolds, we witness a mesmerizing exploration of the intricate layers of sisterhood, forgiveness, and redemption.

The story will focus on Quisling’s final hours, as he sits in his cell at Akerhus Fortress and must be held accountable for his actions and crimes committed in the name of Nazi ideology. “The film and the TV2 series will have a lot of material in common”, says the director Erik Poppe. “At the same time, we will create *two completely unique expressions* and use the film and series format in the best possible way, which means that the audience gets something different and extra, and told in different ways. We are researching how to unleash different teams to both cut, sound and add music, and the project is a gigantic challenge that I can't wait to take on.”