Thomas Hanzon

Army conscripts realize that stockpiled military resources could benefit the locals and start a company to sell them that is soon a financial success.

Mona has become totally obsessed with the Melodi Grand Prix and even names her children after former stars. One day, she gets an opportunity to join.

In the late 1860s, Petra runs from an angry mob after becoming engaged to three of the town's bachelors and takes refuge in a country rectory.

Trying to rekindle their relationship and with a child on the way, a couple on a ski trip suddenly finds themselves stalked by remorseless killers.

Marianne is 44, she is married to Gustav and they have two teenagers. The passion between Marianne and Gustav has been gone for awhile and all that is left is a conventional, sexless relationship. Marianne has had enough. She wants a divorce or at least a separation! She wants to live life to its fullest and take full advantage of the single life. Gustav on the other hand is confused by the whole situation and in a moment of madness makes a rash decision and quits his life to become a poet. Things get even more complicated when Marianne meets Rudolfo, an exciting, sensitive and impulsive artist who is nothing like Gustav. Because suddenly Gustav realizes that he might not be ready to give up on Marianne.