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This movie is filmed in real time. I consists of just one take. The camera is switched on during a girls handball training and it is switched off one hour and thirty eight minutes later. This makes you a real time witness of what is happening.

The acting is convincing. The role of the mother is very demanding on the actress but the way she acts looks very natural. It is an emotionally very stressful story for all the participants and they all play their role very naturally. Remember, nobody can even goof once, since the whole movie is filmed in one take.

I admit that this story is not for everyone. The start is slow, girls training and then walking home, talking. The triviality intrigued me. Why am I witnessing this? But then, something shocking happens and you gradually find out what is really going on. I was so drawn into the action, I felt like wanting to ask the actors.

It is an extraordinary achievement if you can film such a documentary style movie with everybody acting so well in a stressful situation.

There's absolutely no backstory, there's almost no lines and mostly just crying and hyperventilation throughout the whole movie. I had to skip some parts because it was extremely boring. This whole movie is extremely boring.

I gave it a shot, so slow and boring, we said all the time, 5 more minutes, and just like that its over, no answer, no explaining. Yes ofcourse mental illness is horrible, but all this movie actually said is, you never now. Next time i can watch spongebob or something instead.

Is this the best thing Norge can com up whit. That movie is the slowest and most uninteresting movie at all time. Nothing happened really.. no highlights no drama no exciting dispute.. all the thinks they make a movie good they forgat..