Human Factors

What it’s about

Nina and Jan run an advertising agency together, and their latest politically charged client has already sparked disagreement between them. Seeking a break from the office, they take their children Max and Emma to their holiday home by the sea. During the off-season stay, intruders break into the house, and only Nina witnesses them. The family briefly feels closer after the incident, but then Max says he saw his father hiding while the burglary was happening. As the police investigate and the evidence fails to add up, the couple's version of events starts to come apart, along with their confidence in each other.

Who it’s for

It suits viewers who like tension that builds slowly in a domestic setting and who enjoy stories where a single unsettling event exposes hidden conflicts.