Homesick

Homesick explores the complexities of sibling relationships when they are only just forming, as seen through the eyes of Charlotte and Henrik. At 27 and 35 years old respectively, their first encounter as adults is a raw, uninhibited exploration into what it means to love someone you've never known before. Raised apart and lacking the traditional understanding of family dynamics, both characters navigate the terrain of sibling affection, searching for an emotional connection that has been missing in their lives.The film delves into the unconventional aspects of family bonds, as it portrays the lengths they go to establish a sense of belonging, while simultaneously breaking every societal norm in the process. This is a poignant and engaging drama that presents a unique perspective on what family truly means and how our relationships are shaped by our past experiences. It's a story about acceptance, forgiveness, and learning to embrace the unconventional.