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95m
NOR26: Home
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Synopsis
Australian premiere
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A darkly funny, brutally honest, and unexpectedly tender romantic dramedy, Home tells a story about friendship, failure, and the messy, chaotic ways we try to love.
When 39-year-old Anni (Hanne Skille Reitan) singlehandedly blows up her career during a live television broadcast, is fired and crash-lands back in her childhood bedroom at her mother’s house in Trøndelag, her life goes completely off the rails. As she navigates her career setback, romantic mishaps, and family expectations, nothing goes according to plan, but every misstep is a learning.
Fueled by rage, moonshine, and no-filter antics, Anni dives into a chaotic summer of self-destruction. But as her hometown and its inhabitants creep under her skin, Anni must confront old flames, friends, and the ghosts of teenage disasters. In this summer of reckoning, Anni must finally face her memories and burnt bridges to have a chance at something real.
Blending sharp humour with heartfelt moments, Home is a witty feel-good story of love, life, and human connection, directed by Julie Skaufel in her feature film directorial debut.
2025 | Norway
Norwegian with English subtitles
Opening Date
Saturday, Jul 25, 2026
Rating
G
Length
95m
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