Nothing Can Touch Me

The film follows Katrine, an outsider who endures a school shooting and becomes the sole witness to the identity of the shooter. As the search for the boy unfolds, Katrine discovers unsettling similarities between herself and the shooter, complicating her feelings and perceptions. This poignant narrative raises questions about empathy and understanding in the face of violence.

As a short film, Nothing Can Touch Me provides a compact yet impactful exploration of its themes. With performances from Aske Bang, Sarah Juel Werner, and Coco Hjardemaal, it offers a unique perspective on a harrowing subject matter. Collectors of short films or those interested in narratives surrounding school violence may find this title noteworthy.