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Forgotten Things 

Helge, a solitary resident of a provincial town, reluctantly agrees to return rebellious youth Bjørn's jacket in exchange for help sorting out a mess in his shed. As they labor side by side, conversation remains minimal until they share dinner together. It's during this meal that Helge learns of Bjørn's orphan status, shedding light on the young boy's troubled past.
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Helge, a solitary resident of a provincial town, reluctantly agrees to return rebellious youth Bjørn's jacket in exchange for help sorting out a mess in his shed. As they labor side by side, conversation remains minimal until they share dinner together. It's during this meal that Helge learns of Bjørn's orphan status, shedding light on the young boy's troubled past.

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Written By:Hektor Bille Hornsleth
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