Wild Flowers

About This Movie

So, 'Wild Flowers' is this quirky Danish comedy from '97, set against the backdrop of the 70s commune scene. You’ve got this teenager Christoffer, whose folks, Nisse and Maria, dive headfirst into the whole alternative lifestyle thing. The vibe is a mix of awkwardness and rebellion, really capturing that adolescent struggle when family dynamics clash with personal identity. The humor's subtle yet poignant, often deriving from Christoffer's painful attempts to fit in at school while his friends mock his unconventional home life. It’s not overly flashy, but there’s something unique in its practical effects and performances that lend authenticity to that era. Definitely a gem for those interested in how comedy can tackle heavier themes in a light-hearted way.

Set in a 1970s Danish commune · Explores themes of identity and belonging · Subtle humor with a distinct cultural flavor