Daniel Hållquist

In 2040, a devastating lung disease has left the world fractured while governments enforce surveillance and control. Amid this unrest, a group of freedom fighters organizes a protest against new pandemic laws. But as the movement grows, shadowy figures begin eliminating people on its margins. Their motives are unknown, their presence undeniable - and their violence threatens to eclipse the resistance itself.

Meet Johan. He doesn't have a job, no friends and no girlfriend. He fills his days with petty crime, watching porn and playing videogames. Deep down he longs for some kind of contact or a relationship. Then one day, something happens. He sees a woman who stares at him.

A failed documentary became something more. When every participant disappeared, only the conversations remained-highlighting the contradictions, quirks, and the underlying motivations behind their convictions.

A lesbian couple goes to an apartment to buy a bunk bed they saw in an ad. They quickly sense that something is not quite right with the man selling the bed, as he has covered all the windows in the apartment with garbage bags, something he says is because he works night shifts. The longer they stay in the apartment, the more it becomes clear that something is very seriously wrong. Soon they are stuck in the apartment with the man, waiting for his wife, who wants to talk with them.

Cerebral Palsy Blues has an interesting perspective on cerebral palsy. It's realistic yet poetic, angry yet life-affirming. Cerebral Palsy Blues is 75 minutes condensed life. You won't forget it.

Has society run away from him? After the divorce, David feels stuck in a job he hates and soon without an apartment in a gentrified Stockholm, the only constant is his daughter's love but... is there a place for him in our society?