Agnes and Hansi live in the woods above Oslo, looking down on the city. They sell the street newspaper and home-distilled vodka – and take hard drugs. When you hear them philosophising about the world, you might think their life on the fringes of society is a choice they’ve made. But at the mention of her daughter, a shadow falls over Agnes’s face. Following a breakdown and a life-changing diagnosis that's linked to her drug consumption, she decides to undergo a radical detox in order to see her daughter again.
Though Agnes may feel that the world has treated her unfairly, she's ultimately battling against herself – against the pain she can't face, and which she feels she has to numb. This film is a psychological portrait of a woman who must reinterpret reality in order to carry on living.
Agnes and Hansi live in the woods above Oslo, looking down on the city. They sell the street newspaper and home-distilled vodka – and take hard drugs. When you hear them philosophising about the world, you might think their life on the fringes of society is a choice they’ve made. But at the mention of her daughter, a shadow falls over Agnes’s face. Following a breakdown and a life-changing diagnosis that's linked to her drug consumption, she decides to undergo a radical detox in order to see her daughter again.
Though Agnes may feel that the world has treated her unfairly, she's ultimately battling against herself – against the pain she can't face, and which she feels she has to numb. This film is a psychological portrait of a woman who must reinterpret reality in order to carry on living.