Always on a Tuesday

The story revolves around Sanna and Moa, two girls who are allowed to stay home alone one afternoon a week instead of attending After-school. This time alone brings excitement and a desire to explore what they normally cannot. However, as they engage in various games, the situation escalates and Sanna finds herself struggling to manage the consequences of their actions.

This film is primarily categorized as a drama and family movie, appealing to audiences interested in heartfelt narratives about friendship and growing up. The dynamic between the girls highlights the challenges and thrills of childhood, making it relatable for viewers of all ages.

The film features performances by Bengt Braskered and Ann-Sofie Rase, who portray the lead characters. Their experiences reflect a pivotal moment in their youth, capturing the essence of innocence and the trials that come with it.