Between 11 and 12

The film presents a snapshot of life in Stockholm, where a fur shop owner encounters an animal rights activist, and a priest navigates the traditions of Saint Lucy's Day. An elderly woman faces eviction while a young man grapples with disappointing his father, illustrating the various challenges and transformations that occur in a single day.

With a runtime of 50 minutes, the film draws viewers into the intimate stories of its characters. The top cast includes Per Ragnar, Anki Larsson, and Gustaf Skarsgård, among others, adding depth to this exploration of personal and societal shifts. As a TV movie, it holds a unique place in the genre for those interested in narrative-driven dramas from the late 2000s.