[Machine Translation] Stylish political suspense that sounds the alarm on today's global social issues! International Film Festival Rotterdam 2019/ Seattle International Film Festival 2019/ Edinburgh International Film Festival 2019/ Fantasia International Film Festival 2019/ Helsinki International Film Festival 2019/ 2019 Malmo Youth International Film Festival: Best Film/ SKIP City International D-Cinema Festival, International Competition, Best Director Winner, Tokyo Northern Lights Festival 2020/ Screening of "Films from the Unexperienced Zone 2021". Ullah Salim was born in Copenhagen in 1987 to Iraqi immigrant parents. The film is set in Copenhagen in 2025, a little in the future, but the director describes it as "a story that could have happened anywhere in the world. ( Right now, there are actual terrorist incidents happening all over Europe. People are disgusted, frustrated, and frustrated by it. That is what allows the rise of far-right politicians. I wanted to depict the point where they let their emotions get the better of them. (Some of the statements made by far-right politicians in the film are quotes from actual politicians. ), and the film carefully depicts the bonds between the characters and their families, making it an entertaining and rewarding film. The film's shocking ending leaves the viewer transfixed and raises the fundamental question, "How can humans break the cycle of hatred? The film raises the fundamental question, "How can we break the cycle of hatred? The film has been acclaimed at film festivals around the world and won the Best Director Award at the SKIP CITY INTERNATIONAL D-Cinema FESTIVAL. The film was also nominated for four Robert Awards, the Danish equivalent of the Academy Awards, for Best Film, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Actor, despite being directed by a newcomer. --The year is 2025 in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. One year after the terrorist bombing. One year after the bombing, the far-right anti-immigration party "National Heroes Party," led by Martin Nodell, is on the rise and gaining support. As hate crimes between the two parties intensify, with frequent harassment and attacks against immigrants, refugees, and Muslims, Zakaria, a 19-year-old Arab immigrant youth, joins a rival militant organization. He is also a member of a rival militant organization, and while he is in love with Ali, the organization's caretaker and older brother, they both plot the assassination of Noder.
*Rated 12-and-over.
Special Feature / Bonus Track: original trailer(s)
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