Silje Hagrim Dahl

Rufus does not really fit in - in his community of sea serpents, he is the only one who can't swim. But when disaster strikes and their secret island needs protection, Rufus must face his deepest fear and save his family.

The summer of 2004, three teens are involved in a boat accident and an unknown girl ends up dead. Ten years later, the same group plus some others, travel to their summer cabin where the dark deeds of their past starts haunting them. Dangerous water skiis and a crazy person attacks them, and nobody knows why.

An uncompromising and controversial short set in the Scandinavian suburbia on the hottest day of the summer. A sister reluctantly babysits her little brother. Two young boys catch her attention, and she makes a crucial decision.

The owner of a chain of grocery store is having problems with his alcohol abuse, something which leads to other serious problems.

When Marcus, a 18 years old actor overdose marijuana, he wakes up without feeling and reality of sexual dysfunction AKA his homosexuality. In a communist world, he struggles to be understood by society. He tries to turn himself back to normal by having sex with a girlfriend.

Chasing a drug addict has consequences.

Hora Dobbel Trøbbel is essentially Reinert Kiil taking his films Hora and Inside the Whore and throwing them into the same cinematic meat grinder. The result is a nearly three-hour Norwegian underground horror experience that re-edits the two films into one deliberately constructed grindhouse-style feature,complete with an intermission,music videos,and additional material that makes it feel less like a simple double bill and more like its own bizarre exploitation movie. Rather than simply putting Hora and Inside the Whore back to back, Hora Dobbel Trøbbel turns them into a new cinematic package with its own rhythm and identity. It plays like Kiil building his own little grindhouse universe out of the films, with the intermission and music-video sections becoming part of the experience. The finished film runs 178 minutes and was released in 2015 on festivals - and first time on disc in 2025.