A young girl, Johanna, is attacked and seemingly murdered. Her father receives a phone call from the police pronouncing her dead as he sees her walk in the front door of their house. Strange things begin to happen to Johanna; she is disorientated and becomes pale and unresponsive. Similar attacks begin to happen, and Johanna’s father takes it on himself to find out the truth. He embarks on a dark thrill ride of lost memories, conspiracy, and zombie-like symptoms. Finding the mysterious darkness within is the source of the bizarre world he has uncovered.
Mathieu Peteul, César Ducasse
Director
Morten Rudå
Morten Ravn
Kyrre Haugen Sydness
Richard Askestad
Ida Elise Broch
Maria
Johanna Gustavsson
Johanna Ravn
Jan Hårstad
Doktor Hansen
Karl Sundby
Offshoredykker
Marianne Rødje
Wendy
Henrik Scheele
Police Commissioner
Christopher Angus Campbell
Doktor White
Espen Eckbo
Radiogjest
Lise Froyland
Kristine
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