Nothing but Troubles

Set in a cramped tenement in Oslo, Nothing but Troubles follows the Bråten family's trials and tribulations. The household consists of a mother, father, and five children living in close quarters, showcasing the tension and chaos of their daily lives. The story unfolds as one son gets involved in a car theft, drawing the police into their world.

As the plot develops, 16-year-old Maiken, portrayed by Vigdis Røising, seeks independence and questionable friendships, leading to a conflict with her father. This family drama culminates in a tragedy that ultimately brings them back together, revealing the strength and resilience of familial bonds amidst adversity. The film stands out as a reflection of post-war Norwegian society through its relatable characters and situations.