Nowhere Home

About This Movie

Nowhere Home, directed by Margreth Olin, is a gripping documentary-drama that navigates the thorny waters of immigration policy in Norway. The film's tone is somber yet compelling, as it sheds light on the plight of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children caught in a bureaucratic tangle. Olin's pacing draws you into their world, revealing the harsh realities faced by these kids who might be sent back to danger once they turn 18. The performances, infused with raw emotion, are striking, and the practical effects—while not the focus—serve to ground the story in a harsh reality. It’s this blend of real-life stakes and personal stories that makes the film distinctive, pushing viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about our systems and humanity.

Intense look at immigration policies · Strong emotional core · Real-life implications for asylum seekers