A whimsical documentary journey, Áhkuin is the story of a Sámi family

connecting across three generations through a return to land,

language, story and music.

The story of an unlikely hero who, despite – or maybe actually because of –

a range of mental diagnoses, plays a crucial role in solving the mystery of

how the  climate-induced changes in the oceans will affect our future.

A New Reactive Earth, a speculative fiction story-world that drives transformation

of stories and future realities.

A poetic portrait of climate change in the Global North, weaving together

four stories of everyday life in small communities in Denmark, Sweden, Norway,

and the Faroe Islands and scientific findings to show how we live with the

unprecedented environmental changes and prepare for them. 

A Danish theologist travel in search of a renewal of our common existential language

for the current climate crisis by picking up climate authors and activists in her car,

driving in our shared presence towards our shared future, talking expectation,

betrayal, despair, reconciliation and change in relation to the crisis

while creating new communities as she goes along.

What do you really value in society, what would you fight to preserve? What can you let go of,

even if it hurts?  The film takes place in Norway and Indonesia in parallel and looks

at "society" as if it were new, as something that can disappear and something that can be created.

By exploring the loss of bird species, the focus of the film turns to us, humans,

and the human tendency to resist change: What could be the factor that

will change our way of life?

“Woolly" is about life on a small sheep farm in arctic Norway -

the last one in the village - as it passes on to the

next generation, from father to daughter.

All production and all businesses must become sustainable if the earth

is to feed future generations. Agnes Mols Mortensen is a role model who

shows others how it can be done.