Jordisk

Three adult siblings find themselves reunited under somber circumstances as they gather for their grandfather's funeral. Each sibling brings their own baggage and life experiences, making the encounter both poignant and revealing. Rhea, a member of an eco-collective on the island of Møn, embodies a spirit of environmental consciousness, while her siblings grapple with their differing paths and unresolved tensions from their shared past.

As old wounds resurface and memories flood back, the siblings navigate the complexities of familial relationships amidst grief. Together, they confront their childhood, challenge long-held beliefs, and ultimately seek to understand the bonds that not only tie them to each other but also to the legacy left behind by their grandfather. The narrative unfolds as a rich exploration of identity, love, and the transformative power of reconnecting.