
David Nyholm Høyer
as Titus
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The overly accommodating Titus always puts the needs and happiness of others before his own. When Titus is suddenly called home to accompany his terminally ill father, Sean, whom he hasn't spoken to in 10 years, to chemotherapy, he feels a strong urge to confront the man who was never there for him and who now suddenly needs his help. Titus is weighed down by the knowledge that a confrontation may very well be the last thing he gets to say to his father. Titus must now choose between emotionally hurting his terminally ill father or living the rest of his life with unresolved issues. It blends drama, family elements. The film reflects a distinct Denmark style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Peter Bjørklund Andersen.
The main cast includes David Nyholm Høyer, Henrik Ipsen and Katrine Annelise Østergaard. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Peter Bjørklund Andersen, written by Albert Scott and Peter Bjørklund Andersen, produced by Brynjolf Damgaard Hasse.

as Titus

as Sean

as Ella

as John

as Gæst

as Læge