Self-Control

Exploring themes of isolation and emotional disconnection, the narrative follows Andreas Feldt, a middle-aged man who, during a seemingly ordinary lunch with his daughter, impulsively announces his intention to divorce. This revelation, met with surprising indifference, propels Andreas into a profound sense of invisibility and disconnection from his surroundings. As he grapples with the consequences of his actions, he navigates a society teetering on the brink of dissatisfaction and rage, revealing the fragility of self-control in human relationships.