Birgitte Larsen

Andreas is dropped off by a bus at a remote location, where he is greeted by a man who is expecting him, and who drives him to an apartment that he says now belongs to Andreas, and explains to him that he will begin work at an accounting firm. When Andreas arrives at work, everybody is friendly and accommodating, but somehow everything seems a bit odd. As Andreas tries to settle in to this world, it only makes him more and more uneasy about the surroundings in which he finds himself.

Unemployed performance artist Gritt struggles to make sense of life as she moves below the successful surface of Oslo.

Ingrid and a few of her acquaintances are trying to write a song for the wedding of their mutual friend. She is, however, more concerned with the death of her mother, which she accidentally may have caused. Or more precisely, whether she can be considered guilty or morally responsible. (Tromsø International Film Festival)

Gritt hunts high and low for a home for herself and her artistic vision, undeterred by a lack of support, she embarks on her mission to bury capitalism and the patriarchy (imdb)