Nordisk Film Distribution

"Bygd på kjærlighet" is based on the real events that led to the birth of Pizza Grandiosa. The film takes us back to the 80s, where a group of Westerners refuse to comply, and instead decide to stand together and take up the fight against the superior power in Oslo. With love, rage, creative inventions and a good dose of madness, they lay the foundation for what turned out to be one of Norway's most famous brands. "Bygd på kjærlighet" is a humorous and heartwarming story about a group of people who can argue about most things, but stand together when it really matters.

When Niels turns 50 and decides life is pointless, his two best friends drag him on a trip full of catfishing, denial, and the rediscovery that none of them are doing particularly well at adulthood.

An oil sheik has bought Bornholm and turned the Danish island into a Middle Eastern holiday paradise – for shababs only.

In the near future in Blokhavn, 24-year-old craftsman Ali lives in the ghetto area Valhalalparken with his wife Yasmina. Their everyday life changes drastically when the rich man Jasper Puch sends high-tech robots into the labor market, which immediately take over all the underpaid jobs. The residents of Valhalalparken, including Ali and Yasmina, lose their income and are reluctantly forced to relocate to Nakskov on Lolland. In the meantime, the robots start demolishing Valhalalparken so that expensive luxury apartments can be built for the rich citizens. However, Ali refuses to let go of his beloved hometown and decides to gather his old group of friends Hassan, Davito, Ahmed, Abdi, Musti, even though they are no longer on speaking terms. Ali manages to persuade them, and together they go on a wild and crazy adventure in the fight against the robots and Jasper Puch to win back their jobs and their beloved Blokhavn.

When it is officially announced that the local school in Blokhavn is to be closed, Ali and his five best friends embark on an impossible rescue operation.

The film follows a junior high school class on a field trip to Auschwitz in Poland. While the adults intend for the students to experience the gravity of history and a profound tragedy firsthand, the teenagers largely view the trip as an opportunity to break away from their parents, drink alcohol, and find romantic partners. These expectations are on a direct collision course with reality.