Psychosis in Stockholm

In Psychosis in Stockholm, a teenage girl faces an unexpected challenge when her mother experiences a mental breakdown during their vacation in the city. Left to wander alone, she must quickly adapt to her new reality, highlighting themes of mental illness and the search for her unknown father. This coming-of-age narrative intertwines the mother-daughter relationship with the struggles of mental health, set against the backdrop of Stockholm, Sweden.

The film runs for 101 minutes and features a cast that includes Josefine Stofkoper, Josefin Neldén, Maria Bäck, and Dilan Amin. With its focus on psychosis and the impact of a parent's mental health on their child, this film offers a poignant exploration of familial bonds under strain. Maria Bäck’s direction brings a unique perspective to the drama, making it a relevant piece for those interested in contemporary narratives about mental health and personal growth.