Bjørn Sundquist

In a bid to combat his midlife crisis, Martin leaves his family to channel his ancestral roots and embrace primitive life on the Norwegian mountains.

A cabin boy finds excitement at sea when his ship's first officer is revealed to be a treasure-seeking pirate.

An archaeologist takes his family and colleague on an expedition, seeking to understand the Norse myth of Ragnarok, the destruction heaven and earth.

On a hot summer day in Oslo, the dead mysteriously awaken, and three families are thrown into chaos when their deceased loved ones come back to them. Who are they, and what do they want?

When a young Norwegian boy's mother heads to America and leaves him with his nasty grandfather on a farm for the summer, he hatches a plan with his outsider friend to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a rowboat with a near-sighted horse.

Høst: Autumn Fall is a love letter to the city of Oslo. Ingvild is the stage manager at the National Theatre in Oslo. She needs to find some direction in her life and has artistic ambitions. She can’t stand actors but manages all the same to entangle herself with two wildly different thespians. Jeppe is a well-known hellraiser, getting on in years and Hans is a promising young talent, albeit rather mild mannered. Ingvild embarks on a rocky journey that will change her life for good. Høst: Autumn Fall is a dark comedy with some very unexpected twists.