Film i Västernorrland

In early 20th-century Västerbotten, the strong-willed dairymaid Rönnog falls passionately in love with Isak-Mårten. But their love is threatened by others who also claim him—and by the societal pressures that bind them. A story of deep emotional struggle, longing, and survival, the film explores what it means to fight for love when life is hard and love even harder.

Bjarne runs a moving company with his wife Malin, but it is shaky and they need to borrow money. Across the river lives Bjarnes father Halvar. The two have never pulled evenly, which stems from a 20-year conflict filled with idle words, grumpy pride and stubborn prestige. In order to rescue the firm Malin sees no alternative but to go across the river to ask Halvar to cater for the loan. A decision that will have unexpected consequences.

The year is 1995. It knocks on the door of 'Greedy Arne' Nyman's dilapidated house. It is Death who has come to take him. Greedy Arne is not worried of Death, he is more afraid of door-to-door sellers, but first he has something vital to deal with. It will be the beginning of a walk with Death by his side, which continues in an old rusty Volvo 240.

About the arrival of new technology to the village where the IT-technician and the farmer get in a conflict.

Two young sisters go to great lengths to fulfill their mother's dying wish. Pursued by the grown-ups who want the conventional funeral procedures to start, the kids embark on a last journey with their mother to fathom the process of her death.

When a group of Eritrean refugees arrive in the small town of Härnösand there is a growing sentiment against them from the locals. 17-year old Sara Westin decides to found an anti-racist group to combat these feelings but when Sara and her best friend are murdered by Sara's Eritrean ex-boyfriend the feelings in the city reach a boiling point.

When Göran turns 60 he decides to follow his heart and go chase his dream – saving cheetahs in Namibia. He puts his garage up for sale and become a volunteer with The Cheetah Conservation Fund.

Adventure racing is the toughest sport on the planet. Follow the Swedish Armed Forces Adventure Team (SAFAT) during the Adventure Racing World Championships in South Africa. The grueling and extreme 920 km long race will test them psychologically while taking their bodies beyond everything they thought was physically possible.