Sting

The film follows Alexander, who navigates his difficult school days as the smallest and least popular kid in his class. His situation worsens when a girl records him in the shower and shares the footage, leading to him being nicknamed "Mini." This narrative highlights the harsh realities of bullying and the impact of peer pressure during formative years.

As a short film, Sting offers a poignant look at childhood experiences that resonate with many. The performances of Glenn André Viste Bøe and Glenn André Kaada bring depth to this relatable story, making it a notable piece for those interested in drama and family themes.