In the remote, windswept landscapes of Iceland, elderly couple Björn and Áslaug live a serene life in their secluded cabin. Their tranquil existence is violently interrupted when Jack, an American hiker and ex-Marine, arrives with a shocking claim: he believes Björn is his estranged father from a past affair in the United States. As Jacks's mental instability surfaces, the couple finds themselves prisoners in their own home. Björn and Áslaug must navigate James's erratic behavior while confronting painful secrets from their past. Jacks's demand for a DNA test and his increasingly violent behavior push Björn to concoct desperate lies, while Áslaug hides her own involvement in the dark history that connects them all. When Áslaug attempts to escape, Jack's response is brutal, leading to a deadly encounter with an innocent Icelandic hiker who stumbles upon the scene. This act of violence marks a point of no return for Jack, further endangering the couple. As Jack forces Björn into a twisted bonding experience, details of Jacks's troubled childhood and his longing for a father figure are painfully revealed. In a climactic campfire confrontation, past sins and buried betrayals come to light. Björn must summon a strength he never knew he had to protect his wife and confront Jacks's unraveling mind. The flames of the campfire reflect the intensity of their struggle, leading to a shocking revelation about Jacks's true parentage and a desperate fight for survival.

IT specialist Taavi (Märt Pius) and his teacher wife Liisa (Steffi Pähn) are suddenly faced with a question of “what to do”, when one morning there’s an absurdly large sum of money in their bank account – no less than 50 million.

Sebastian, working as a store clerk, finds his ordinary workday shaken up when he meets Silo, a free-spirited wanderer. Together, they smoke weed and dream of a one-way ticket to Brazil. "This is a film about young people who don't know what to do with their lives," said the film's director, Meel Paliale. The dialogue and characters in the screenplay are based on many real-life situations and people.

In the early 1990s, in a working-class neighbourhood of Šiauliai, Lithuania, rebellious 17-year-old Rimants spends his days playing rugby, listening to Eurobeat, and hustling on the black market like everyone around him at that time. He is looking for a better life for himself. His best friend Minde shares the same belief that strength and money are the keys to success in this tough, fast-changing world. But when Rimants meets Monika, a cultured middle-class girl, he discovers a new universe of books, music, and ideas that challenge everything he knows. A humorous, nostalgic, and vibrant coming-of-age story capturing the spirit, slang, and energy of 1990s Šiauliai, showing the awkwardness and struggles of a teenager growing up.

Juhan Liiv, a struggling poet and an unlikely detective, solves gruesome murder cases in Estonia, the “Wild West” of the crumbling Russian Empire in the 1890s. Investigations take him to miserable dwellings of the local Estonian peasants, luxurious castles of German nobility that have sworn allegiance to the Czar, and to the depths of ancient for- ests where witchcraft is still practiced. Juhan is fighting crime and his own inner demons. He is considered mad and pronounced crazy. But by standing for justice and truth, at the end of the day, he is the sanest of them all.

The daughter of a religious leader enters into a secret extramarital affair, which collapses her life arrangements. Years later, at a family wedding anniversary celebration, he receives a message that rips open old wounds.