Text Me When You Get Home

The film follows four young women as they make their way home after a night out. Each character grapples with the pervasive sense of fear and paranoia that often accompanies late-night walks alone. The narrative reveals that not all threats come from the shadows, suggesting deeper societal issues at play.

As a short film, Text Me When You Get Home runs for just 7 minutes, making it a concise yet impactful experience. The film's focus on women's safety and the emotional landscape they navigate after dark resonates with contemporary discussions around these themes. Directed by Louise Hylland, it features performances by Emmelie de Forest and Frederik Carlsen, adding depth to the story.