Nok

Director Odd Einar Ingebretsen will be present, along with some of his main actors, for a conversation after the screening.

In Enough, Odd Einar Ingebretsen pares down drama to its bare essence: a daughter returns to her mother’s house, a modernist construction where wood, glass and silence preserve decades of unspoken history. Within this architecture, their final conversation unfolds — a dialogue as much about what is withheld as what is voiced. The air is thick with pauses, restrained gestures, and the weight of inheritance. Winter light presses against the rooms, turning the home into both refuge and prison, memory and mirror. What emerges is less a reconciliation than a reckoning: a tender yet unsparing study of how love and resentment can coexist, and how silence itself becomes a language when words fail. Ingebretsen’s restrained gaze transforms space into emotion and absence into presence, offering an intimate portrait of the fragile ties that bind us together — and the moment they might finally break.