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An innocent soul choosing to remain in its own dreary cold rather than warm itself with the pity of others.

This short film broke my heart... This story... Some works are like that; they hit you from the most unexpected place, reminding you of the traumas you've tried so hard to forget, or perhaps have forgotten.

And when the work ends, you're left alone with yourself. You can't explain it, because...

I don't know with what emotions screenwriter Morten Schmidt wrote this story, how autobiographical this script is, but it's clear he has experiences.

Director Peter Bjerre Salling and cinematographer Asbjørn Kiel have truly achieved a flawless collaboration, which, when combined with Simon Brinck's score, makes this short film very impactful.

But (As it says in Mark 12:17 ) render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's: the most vital presence here is Andreas Vang Holt...

You'll understand when you see it.