Skygger

In Åre, autumn unfolds with a breathtaking brilliance, as the leaves change and the landscape transforms. Amidst the bustling tourist scene, a stark contrast emerges between the glitzy allure of luxury restaurants and the quieter, more troubled lives of the locals. The fragile balance between economic prosperity and the degradation of community spirit becomes a poignant theme.

Sara Strömberg and Inge Ulrik Gundersen weave a narrative that delves beneath the surface of this picturesque setting. As the local population grapples with the ever-encroaching presence of tourism, deep-seated emotions and conflicts arise, revealing the complexities of identity, belonging, and the struggle for authenticity in a changing world. Through their compelling storytelling, they invite readers to reflect on the cost of progress and the essence of what it means to call a place home.