Country
Noorwegen
Year
2025
Language
Norwegian spoken, Dutch subtitles
Actors
Lisa Loven Kongsli, Herbert Nordrum
Director
Janické Askevold
Duration
99 min
40-year-old Edith is a journalist and a consciously single mother via a sperm donor. She is happy with her son Sigurd, but single parenthood also makes her insecure about what she has to offer.
When she unexpectedly discovers the donor's identity, her curiosity gets the better of her. Edith decides to seek him out under the false pretext of an interview about his tech company. However, that risky decision throws not only her own life and emotions into disarray, but also those of many around her.
Solomamma is a Norwegian tragicomedy about the courage to lead an unconventional life and the universal desire to belong. In an intimate manner and with a touch of humor, the film explores the minefield of modern parenthood and the accompanying questions regarding identity, connection, and which ethical boundaries we are willing to cross when it comes to children. Solomamma premiered at the Locarno Film Festival, where the film was awarded the Ecumenical Prize, and was subsequently selected for many international festivals.
6:50 PM - 8:39 PM
€ 13.00
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