Skunk

The film centers on Olli, a 15-year-old who struggles with loneliness after his mother is hospitalized due to cancer. With his grandmother as his primary caregiver, Olli feels the weight of his situation, leading him to act out and make trouble. As he spends time riding his motorcycle and hanging out in the park, his inner turmoil becomes evident.

Olli's upcoming birthday party, suggested by his mother, presents a dilemma. He initially views it as a burden, fearing he has no friends to invite. However, in a heartfelt effort not to disappoint his mother, he embarks on a quest to find guests for the celebration. This leads to moments of self-discovery and the potential for new connections, highlighting themes of resilience and hope in the face of adversity.