Richard Dinter

A mother and her son are driving through heavy snowfall to bid a final farewell to their dead husband and father. A sudden and unexpected wrong turning takes them to a completely different place from the one they had expected. Some memories exist in a borderland.

How do you know that someone is a ghost? You can't see his legs.

A few years ago I was having trouble sleeping. One sleepless night I went for a walk to avoid going crazy. Once home again, I let my hand, at random, come to rest on a spine in my bookshelf; I pulled out a slim black volume. It was "The Night". But this time I took the book with me to my armchair by the window, and I began to read. —Richard Dinter

A man talks about his life as a petti thief.

In a park in the Stockholm suburb Midsommarkransen, Mats wanders and fantasizes about Gotland. He has not been outside his "Kransen" in 32 years. At a pizzeria in the neighborhood, Ahmed longs for his homeland Turkey. A short documentary about getting lost and dreaming away.

About Richard's nose and the father it came from.

A man returns to his childhood cabin, but something is not right. By reconstructing the series of events he tries to understand how his parents’ couch wound up in the yard, why the walls of the bedroom are pink and how his holiest of childhood memories has been corrupted by someone with no sense of limits. - Annie Karlsson