The Stonophone

The Stonophone tells the story of Jørn, who seeks his father's recognition and affection through music. His passion for music serves as a source of joy, yet it remains unacknowledged by his father. As Jørn ages, he learns how music can help him break free from the constraints of his past.

With a runtime of just 22 minutes, The Stonophone presents a poignant narrative that delves into the complexities of familial relationships. The film features a talented cast including Louis Næss-Schmidt, Lars Ranthe, and Nicolaj Kopernikus, among others. This short drama offers a unique perspective on the intersection of personal talent and parental approval, making it a noteworthy exploration of emotional themes.