Set in Oslo, 27-year-old Charlotte (vibrant newcomer Ine Wilmann) is a children’s dance-teacher with an outwardly cheerful and lively disposition. This faÇade belies her deep-seated insecurities, stemming from a self-absorbed and defensive mother who refuses to address the past. Despite her inner turmoil, she finds happiness with her best friend Marte’s family. But when her estranged half-brother Henrik (Simon J. Berger, Home, Scandi FF 2015) materialises unexpectedly in her life, any balance Charlotte has gained for herself is thrown into disarray with ruinous consequences. Director Anne Sewitsky (winner of Sundance’s World Cinema Grand Jury Prize in 2011 for her debut feature, Happy, Happy) returns with this intimate portrayal of one woman desperately trying to rewrite past emotional injuries.

Norway
Tender and thought-provoking.Screen Daily
Australian Premiere.
De Naermeste
Homesick
DIRECTOR Anne Sewitsky.
CAST Ine Wilmann Simon J. Berger Anneke Von Der Lippe Silje Storstein
DETAILS Drama
2015; 102 min
(Norwegian, English s/t)
CAST Ine Wilmann Simon J. Berger Anneke Von Der Lippe Silje Storstein
DETAILS Drama
2015; 102 min
(Norwegian, English s/t)
- Official SelectionSundance Film Festival 2015
Göteborg Film Festival 2015
All non-English films screen with English subtitles.
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