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Sixteen-year-old Cathrine lives with her mother, father and little sister. She has a close relationship with her little sister, who is seriously ill and forced to take medication. It is also difficult for Cathrine to go to high school. One day she discovers that a man has started following her, but she is the only one who can see him.
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Sixteen-year-old Cathrine lives with her mother, father and little sister. She has a close relationship with her little sister, who is seriously ill and forced to take medication. It is also difficult for Cathrine to go to high school. One day she discovers that a man has started following her, but she is the only one who can see him.
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Written By:Andreas Nørgaard Ettrup
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Aarhus Filmværksted, Ettrup Film I/S
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