Wild Flowers

Set in Copenhagen during the 1970s, 'Wild Flowers' follows Christoffer, a teenager struggling to adjust to his parents' decision to join a commune. His new life is filled with challenges, including teasing from his peers at school and the pressure of fitting into an alternative lifestyle that includes Maoism.

As Christoffer grapples with his identity, he becomes involved with a Maoist group to impress his girlfriend, despite his reservations about the ideology. This leads to a series of events that intertwine with the local police's investigation into a series of bombings, adding a layer of tension to the comedic narrative. The film reflects the complexities of adolescence against a backdrop of societal change and rebellion during a transformative period in Denmark.