Tales of Slussen

The documentary delves into the history and current state of Slussen, a lock that has been a significant landmark in Stockholm since its construction in 1935. It captures the contrasting views of those who inhabit the area, including British architects planning a new Slussen amidst ongoing protests.

Viewers meet various characters such as Nina, the compassionate lock keeper, and Jacob, a bartender reflecting on Sweden's societal changes. The film also highlights the stories of homeless individuals Pekka and Mats, who share their lives under a bridge with Polish friends Tomaz and Anja. Through these personal narratives, the documentary paints a vivid picture of a place that is both loved and despised, providing insight into its potential restoration and the community surrounding it.