Could anybody believe that Denmark where going to make a road movie. Well here it is. Director Jacob Bitsch (hm...) who where the director behind "endless dead ends" has in this movie probably made his best film ever.

Its really about people like you and me. If we had our dad shooting him self in a camper and we where forced to take a journey in that very camper with the rest of the family. But along the way struggling writer Connie (Mia Lyhne)and her family meets up with people that will force you to take a journey inside what you believe is yourself and what all your fears are.

This is no Bergman material but its a cute movie and well worth watching if you don't have anything else to do. You wont be disappointed but it will not shake up you foundation es well.

If you like slow dark humor this is the movie fore you!

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A grief-stricken, dysfunctional family goes camping, arranged by daughter Connie, emotionally numb following her father's suicide two years earlier. Her mother seeks solace in alcohol and old memories. Her brother is mean in his apathy.

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