Kopps is a comedy film that follows the misadventures of a small-town police force. The police officers find themselves dealing with budget cuts and a staged crime wave, leading to hilarious misunderstandings and slapstick comedy. As they try to maintain law and order, the officers face various challenges, including a hostage situation, a blind date gone wrong, and a government official with OCD. With their friendship and determination, the officers navigate through the chaos and bring justice to their town.

Four Shades of Brown tells the story of a dysfunctional Swedish family dealing with issues such as death, revenge, and incest. The plot revolves around the relationships between family members and the various crises they face. The film explores themes of family relationships, parent-child relationships, and the consequences of one's actions.

Something Must Break is a thought-provoking film that delves into the complexities of gender identity and the search for self-acceptance. It explores themes of sexuality, loneliness, and the meaning of life in a nuanced and compelling way. The story follows Sebastian, a young transgender woman struggling with depression and low self-esteem, as she navigates through a summer of self-discovery and encounters various relationships and experiences that challenge societal norms and expectations.

The Potato Seller is a hilarious comedy that follows the journey of a potato seller in a rural setting. The movie explores his encounters with various characters while trying to sell his potatoes. Along the way, he gets involved in a spinster's wedding, deals with a shower mishap, and navigates the complexities of father-daughter relationships. Based on a short story, this movie is a heartwarming tale of a salesman turned farmer, filled with laughter, love, and unexpected twists.

Documentary about Swedish author Sture Dahlström.

Some people spend a day on a beach.

Greger Olsson and his wife are expecting their first child and she wants to buy a stroller, but Greger has other plans.

When Greipr, a young alcoholic, is released from his rehabilitation he enters the world with a newly lit optimism. During rehab he met Lea, a single mother who is currently in a conflict with the social services regarding the custody of her daughter. Greipr tries to help Lea and together they start dreaming of a better life--but not all dreams can come true.

When the old University Professor discovers that some of his pupils often sneak into a speakeasy, The Blue Angel, to visit a dancer, Lola, he comes there to confront them. But instead he is attracted to Lola. He returns the next night to The Blue Angel to spend time with Lola and stays overnight. This causes problems at his work and his life takes a steep downward spiral.

The story of Raymond Olsson, unemployed cook, 40-years-old and living with his mother.

In vast mountain landscapes, high-rise buildings rise. They are empty. The mine eats slowly under them. It rattles in the houses at night when the ore is mined. In one of these demolition houses settles a woman who in her loneliness begins to hear voices. The voices come from a book. It is the voices of the miners that speak. She makes the voices and the former tenants a part of her everyday life. Until one day ...