Directed by: Charlotte Sachs Bostrup
Script: Iben Gylling
Producer: Thomas Heinesen
Production company: Nordisk Film
Cinematography: Henrik Kristensen
Editing: Anders Villadsen
Music: Jeppe Kaas
Cast: Elena Arndt-Jensen, Nanna Finding Koppel, Joshua Marc Berman, Ellen Hillingsø, Nicolaj Kopernikus, Nikolaj Støvring Hansen

Format: 35 mm
Running time: 85'

Synopsis
Karla is in love with Jonas, but doesn’t dare to contact him. Her best friend pushes Karla to call him, which results in an invitation to visit him at the orphanage he lives in. Life is hard when there is no family at all, and Karla, who is crazy about Jonas, tries to comfort him by suggesting looking for his biological mom. They take matters into own hands, and steal Jonas’ birth certificate from the principal’s drawer. With no money to pay the ticket they jump the train headed for the city where Jonas was born. They cross a grumpy taxi driver, a dubious gang of homeless people, and some strange ladies who share their name with Jonas’mother. The mission seems hopeless, but they may have hit the mark, when they find a beautiful blond hairdresser.

Directors Biography
Charlotte Sachs Bostrup is born in 1963, Denmark. Trained as an actor under the supervision of Galina Brenaa 1983-87, and afterwards performed for radio, television and film. Graduated in scriptwriting at the National Film School of Denmark, 1995. Bostrup's feature film debut Anja & Viktor (2001), as well as the sequel Anja After Viktor (2003), were hits at the domestic boxoffice. Helmed three adaptations of Renée Toft Simonsen's bestselling Karla stories: Karla's World (2007) Karla and Katrine (2009) and Karla & Jonas (2010).

Location and screening schedule:
EUROPA CINEMA, Tuesday, October 16th at 12.00
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, Tuesday, October 16th at 17.00