Robin

The film follows an eight-year-old boy named Robin, whose life is turned upside down when his mother, Sabine, becomes pregnant again. Overwhelmed by her new boyfriend and the pressures of motherhood, Robin is placed into care. After three months, he returns home to find that the situation has not improved. His mother's new partner is an alcoholic, and the environment is filled with conflict and distress.

Robin's return home is marked by chaos, as familial tensions escalate with constant arguing and his little sister's cries. The presence of the youth welfare office adds to the mounting pressure on Robin. This story highlights the emotional struggles faced by children in unstable home environments, making it a compelling watch for those interested in dramatic narratives that explore family and social issues.