Small One

Agnes struggles with anxiety. One day, she meets Asmund at the garden centre, where he works. Their relationship blossoms modestly and as their feelings grow, one is left cheering them on, whilst being blown away by this quiet drama surrounding bourgeoning feelings of doubt and devotion, which populate the landscape of this film, alongside the poppies of course!

After running away again, a 14-year-old foster child finds his only sense of safety and family in the social worker driving him to yet another home.

Marital separation is explored through the eyes of nine-year-old Ruby.