Oss

Set against a backdrop of political upheaval, Oss presents a scenario where traditionally poor countries cease to export raw materials, leading to an economic crisis in the Western world. Norway, caught in this turmoil, faces rising unemployment and food scarcity, with the government in denial about the crisis. Demonstrations between the police and the public become a common sight, reflecting the growing unrest.

The narrative follows Thomas and Vera, two unemployed individuals seeking refuge from the escalating chaos by moving to an abandoned farm. As the situation worsens, military forces are deployed to confiscate remaining food supplies, intensifying the struggle for survival. The film captures the desperation of the city population, who eventually flee to the countryside in search of sustenance.

For collectors, Oss is notable for its exploration of serious themes through a woman director's lens. It is available in various formats, including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, making it accessible for different types of collectors looking to add diverse narratives to their collections.