Elliott Crosset Hove

In the late 19th century, Denmark regards Iceland as its territory, which extends beyond matters of geography and governance to the spiritual health of the population. So Lucas, a Lutheran priest, is sent by the Church of Denmark to establish a parish. Lucas believes his faith will guide him, even when he is warned of the obstacles, including a people who may be less than welcoming.

Two brothers deal with their hardscrabble lives as Danish limestone miners in diametrically opposed ways, until one incident sets them on a collision course with each other.

Dreams burst, love hurts and friendships are put to the test! It’s summer in Copenhagen and four twenty-something guys live out their last summer before adulthood kicks in.

When their son Esben moves away from home, middle-aged Danish couple, Kjeld and Vibeke, become uncertain of their own path of existence; his absence leaving them with a feeling of needlessness. Attempting to revive the magic sparks of their younger days, they move into their old student apartment where they first fell in love. Recapturing their youth is literally changing them in strange and unexpected ways. And as they wake up one morning to find that they are actually now thirty years younger, they are forced to realise, that the past they once knew might no longer exist.

Ida moves in with her aunt and cousins after the tragic death of her mother. The home is filled with love but the family leads a criminal life. Ida confronts the same question her mother faced: What are you willing to sacrifice for family?

As a Danish peninsula is under attack from Germany in 1940, Denmark’s bicycle and motorcycle companies are ordered to keep the Nazis at bay.