Paula McManus

A small Swedish village, Högboträsk, is so peaceful that crime is nonexistent. The police spend their shifts drinking coffee, eating hot dogs and chasing down runaway cows. This is all well and good for the village's own police, but the police management board wants to discontinue the local police force for lack of crime.

A tone-deaf cop works to track down a group of guerilla percussionists whose anarchic public performances are terrorizing the city.

As if immersed in the situation, the viewer witnesses a distressing encounter between angry parents, a helpless teacher and three schoolgirls. It soon becomes clear that certain things are going wrong in their class. There have been complaints of bullying. The parents are mainly concerned with defending their own children. They throw around neurotic accusations and make untenable demands. Using a camera which itself seems to participate in the discussion, scene after scene is dissected with refreshing malice and a sense for the dark side of human nature. Desperate attempts to resolve things unleash an avalanche of other problems. It takes a long time before Denise, Bella and Mina can have their say.

A story full of sausage and foam, surf boards and jazz melodies, longing and hope. A god of love can be a sausage seller and friendship can be more important than love. If you keep your eyes open.

A wild bachelor party and an agonizing defeat in floorball awakens Fredrik's passion for male synchronized swimming.

A single dog hairdresser meets romance when spending a weekend at a health resort.

Micka is a cool and independent single woman who lives for her media career. Until one day when she falls in love with her not so trendy neighbour.

A series of vignettes pertaining to the most complicated things in life: love and relationships.