Wild Flowers

In 1970s Copenhagen, Denmark's youth grapple with rebellion and identity in "Wild Flowers". Christoffer, a teenager, navigates adolescence amidst his parents' radical decision to join an alternative commune, where he struggles to fit in with the peer group. As he delves into Maoist ideology, his relationships become complicated, but so do the pressures of societal expectations and law enforcement scrutiny. Amidst this turmoil, Christoffer must confront the true meaning of revolution and belonging.