It's Going Better Now

In It's Going Better Now, Bjarte Tjøstheim shares personal stories that reflect both his outer daily life and inner struggles. As a radio presenter and comedian, he opens up about the challenges of making a living in comedy while dealing with underlying fears. The performance is a blend of humor and vulnerability, offering insight into the life of someone who, despite being a performer, faces similar anxieties that many experience.

The narrative touches on Tjøstheim's background as a priest's son, which adds depth to his reflections on faith and the search for hope. Through this solo act, he presents a candid look at the balance between public persona and private battles. The film captures not just the comedic aspects of his life, but also the profound moments of introspection that resonate with many viewers.