Hege Schøyen

A refugee arrives in Norway and winds up at a remote academy for immigrants, where he must pass a series of absurd tests to stay in the country.

Sigrid Bonde Tusvik gatheres ten of Norway´s funniest people, put them in a room, and dare them not to laugh for six hours, whilst doing all they can to make the other nine burst into laughter. The winner is the Last One Laughing, leaving with 100 000 NOK for their chosen charity.

Høst: Autumn Fall is a love letter to the city of Oslo. Ingvild is the stage manager at the National Theatre in Oslo. She needs to find some direction in her life and has artistic ambitions. She can’t stand actors but manages all the same to entangle herself with two wildly different thespians. Jeppe is a well-known hellraiser, getting on in years and Hans is a promising young talent, albeit rather mild mannered. Ingvild embarks on a rocky journey that will change her life for good. Høst: Autumn Fall is a dark comedy with some very unexpected twists.

An unassuming sanitation worker gets roped into a high-stakes golf match against an arrogant businessman — and has just one week to learn the game.

In the wake of his best friend’s death, a former sailor enlists fellow retirement home residents to join him on a quest to carry out a burial at sea.

When her father's affair with a colleague leads to divorce, a 12-year-old grapples with indecision and guilt when she's forced to choose sides.