Film Lens
Next Summer follows Rasmus, who at 15 was left behind on Bornholm with his mentally ill father while his mother and siblings moved away. This abandonment shapes Rasmus's early life, leading to feelings of insecurity and anger influenced by his father's mental health issues. At 18, Rasmus decides to leave Bornholm, seeking to escape his father's negative impact.
Two years later, Rasmus attempts to reconnect with his father. The film focuses on their efforts to rebuild their relationship, emphasizing the need for forgiveness and understanding. Their reunion requires both Rasmus and his father to confront their past and demonstrate courage and determination to move forward together.
Why Watch
- •Follow Rasmus's quest for reconciliation with his father.
- •See the impact of mental illness on family dynamics.
- •Meet Rasmus as he confronts his past in Denmark.
Did You Know
•Rasmus was left with his father at age 15 when his family moved away.
•He left Bornholm at age 18 to escape his father's influence.
•The film has a duration of 58 minutes.
Perfect For
Mental health discussionsFather-son relationshipsDanish culture