Lea Gregersen

Soft Armor is an adult coming-of-age film about being passive to the world you live in, but then meeting someone who does the opposite and through them finding the courage to live your own life and challenge the world.

Before their youth is definitively over, a writer and his artist friends move into a mansion in the countryside where they begin a seemingly endless party which pushes their art and friendship to the limit.

Django is put to a tough test as he is forced out on a night drive with his new girlfriend Sascha and unstable friend Tommy. Good and evil forces try to control the course of the battle.

In a world where the municipality offers people the possibility to get to know their fate, ROSA shows up at the fate office to get a clarification about her future. Rosa is in her early 30s and enjoys her free and chaotic lifestyle while looking down a bit on those who have “properly” grown up. Rosa is mostly concerned with whether her finances will finally get under control, but when she learns that she will never find the love of her life, it suddenly triggers new thoughts. Will Rosa succeed in breaking her fate? And is that even what she wants?

It’s summer in Copenhagen, it’s a time of endless days and careless nights. Simon is a 23-year-old medical student. He and his friends party and drink and chase girls and wake up the next day to do the whole thing all over again. But it’s also a time of unrest and change among the boys. Dreams shatter, love hurts, and friendships dissolve.

When Silvia and Mikkel fall in love with each other, a hope for understanding and recognition arises, but it all hurts when there's so much at stake.

The film depicts the last hours in the life of great Danish King Christian IV, told exclusively from a horse carriage. The focal point is Christian's tempestuous relationship to his second wife, Kirsten Munk, involving accusations of infidelity and attempted murder.

When Rasmus goes to the family house to visit his dad after many months of no contact, he is met with his worst fear. His dad has momentarily lost his mind, while camping out alone in the family summerhouse, drinking heavily while trying to complete a Sci-fi novel. Rasmus has been trying for a while to break away from his dad's patterns of uncompleted projects and endless meetings with random women, by living by more honest, straight line standards. But as the weekend turns out to be a long needed experience between father and son, Rasmus learns that demons and sense goes hand in hand - and once you embrace this, the real fun can begin.