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Synopsis: Two brothers in their 40s are found dead in the forest. By their side lies a woman, very weak, but still alive. "All that matters is past" is the story of how Janne meets William after many years of separation. She leaves her family to live with him in a cabin by the river. They recreate the feeling of love and lust that they had as children, being sweethearts playing in the woods. But one day a Chinese baby girl is found floating down the river, and they realize that they are being haunted by William's brother. William and Janne runs further into the woods, trying to escape from their nemesis.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Sara Johnsen
  2 wins & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Year:
2012
105 min
45 Views


because you don't have a baby seat?

That's right.

- And we know who did it.

- Really?

William's disturbed brother

can do such things.

I saw him down by the riverbank.

I'd like to reconstruct that

before we question you any further.

Do that. For God's sake.

You are aware

that you're not allowed to leave town?

Forget about that policewoman.

She's an idiot.

Do you want to go back to the city?

No.

I lay down on the beach,

waited for the tsunami to return.

But it never came.

I was out shopping.

I saw the wave on my way back.

I stopped my car. Got out.

All I heard was the sound.

When I made it back to where I lived,

everything was gone.

A little girl used to live there.

She wasn't that small.

Ten, maybe.

She used to stand

in front of the mirror.

Making faces, putting on makeup.

She was the first one we found.

Her body was all tangled up

in the branches of a tree.

Her head hung down

like a little... nut.

Later we found her parents.

They were also dead.

Just as well, probably.

The strange thing over there,

was how often I thought of Ruud.

Through all that chaos.

And the silence that followed.

The rage in that wave.

If it was rage.

Made me think of him.

Ruud. My big brother.

- Is that why you came back?

- No.

I came back to be with you.

Can't we just disappear?

Look in the bag.

He isn't gone.

He's in the birds in the sky,

and in the leaves on the trees.

He is in everything you see

here on earth.

Put it on.

Don't cry.

It wasn't my fault.

Hey...

Hey, you...

What are you thinking about?

When you reported your child missing,

you came with a man.

Is he the one who locked you up?

He is my friend.

What happened

after we returned the child to you?

Where is he?

Why did he not come back?

Police came with her.

Thank you.

Now they want us to go back.

Can I come for hiding too?

I'll come back and pick up the rest.

I have an extra car.

Right. You three, go down there.

You two, just sit down here, OK?

Come.

Put this on.

You want girlfriend?

I want to live in this room.

It's not so dark.

You can't go in there now.

The nurse said

you tried to commit suicide.

What do you feel guilty about?

They killed each other, didn't they?

One with a stone,

the other with a knife.

Yes. Something like that.

Thought you might want this.

Hi.

I brought you some food.

Thank you.

They say it will stay warm

a few more weeks, but then it's over.

We'll be long gone by then.

Have you harvested your grain?

I don't do that anymore.

It doesn't pay.

And what about that child?

- The one you sent down the river.

- She lives with me now.

With her mother.

So she's your girlfriend?

The baby's mother?

You're freezing.

- No.

- Come.

- Let go of me!

- Come, come.

No!

Stop!

No!

I'll bring more food tomorrow.

And I can bring the baby too,

if you want.

It's warm now.

- Please.

- No, I can't.

Please!

No.

Calm down.

Help me.

- So that's how I look inside.

- Like any adult woman.

It doesn't feel representative.

Can I complain?

I don't know

what to think about her.

About what she has experienced.

Is she a murderer?

Or a victim?

Once she was nothing

but a little girl.

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Sara Johnsen

Sara Johnsen (born 4 March 1970) is a Norwegian film director. She has directed ten films since 2002. more…

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