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The annual freshman party at Dyrehaven is in full swing. Amira finds herself in an inferno of white t-shirts, marker drawings and beer bongs, trying to fit in with the crowd – but someone is watching her in the forest.
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The annual freshman party at Dyrehaven is in full swing. Amira finds herself in an inferno of white t-shirts, marker drawings and beer bongs, trying to fit in with the crowd – but someone is watching her in the forest.
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Written By:Evo Friis Sørensen
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Super16, Frau Film, Nordisk Film
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