Niels Justesen

80,000 Thoughts is a poetic autobiographical and fictional film about testing oneself and one's possibilities—sexually, gender-wise, and bodily—conveyed through dance, music, poetry, and images. It is also a personal story about the narrator's traumas and memories, her love affair and one-time crush, God, drugs, missing her mother, and violence and abuse. Director Michele Mwikali Lauritsen deftly employs crackling prose to position her film in the impossible—and refreshing—position between the gallery-smart contemporary art of the time and a more accessible and popular format.

Alone in London, a teenager is made suddenly homeless. Vulnerable and desperate, he falls victim to a violent sexual assault which leaves him struggling with trauma and haunting nightmares as his life unravels.

A young London businessman is seduced by a corporate entity.

Arlo, Mikkel, Andreas and the boy's girl Steff have been hanging out since 1st grade. Despite their close bond, the controversies come to the fore on their annual cottage trip, where they have gone for a weekend of fun and partying. Steff doesn't want to just get along with everything, so the atmosphere takes an unpleasant turn when boundaries are crossed.

The lives of Erik and Anna, students at a nursing school in 1950s Denmark, a time and place where it was not normal for a man to become a nurse.