Thirty-year-old twins Jenna and Joni find out that their father has a third child. Sister Jóna lives in Iceland. The siblings' meeting will change everyone's world, relationships and future. As each searches for meaning in their own lives, surging between one father, two homelands and three adult siblings, from reunification to separation and back again. Over the years, the siblings encounter themselves and each other, their similarities and differences.
Saara Cantell
Director
Henna Tanskanen
Jenna Uusitalo
Elin Petersdottir
Jóna Aradóttir
Lauri Tanskanen
Joni Uusitalo
Ove Grundström
Ari Uusitalo
Pirkko Hämäläinen
Ulla Koskinen-Uusitalo
Björn Thors
Sindri Birkisson
Hilmar Jónsson
Krummi Gunnarsson
Ilkka Villi
Marko Korppi
Leo Sjöman
Mikael Kaarna
Jarkko Niemi
Arttu Aho
Antti Reini
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