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Films in competition (Full-lengh feature films)

The Rules for Everything

By Kim Hiorthøy | 2017 | Norway | Fiction | 87 min

The world is full of many things. People. And animals. And food. And nature. And bananas. With so many things smashed together the world should be total chaos. The reason why the world isn’t total chaos is because it has rules.

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The world is full of many things. People. And animals. And food. And nature. And bananas. With so many things smashed together the world should be total chaos. The reason why the world isn’t total chaos is because it has rules.

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Directed by : Kim Hiorthøy
Themes : Environment, nature, urban life, Life stories
Tags : adolescence, meaning of life
Festival edition : 2018
Format : Full-length feature film

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