In a small Swedish town during the 1960s, a boy named Löwén faces the turbulent reality of his life. When his mother struggles with mental health issues, Löwén is forced to leave his home and is sent to live with his eccentric adoptive family. Through his escapades and misadventures, little Löwén seeks answers about life and love, all while trying to adapt to a world that seems so confusing.
As he navigates the ups and downs of his new existence, the story unfolds with a touch of nostalgia and a strong sense of humor, exploring themes of friendship, loss, and the search for identity. Throughout his journey, the boy finds comfort in his furry friends, especially in a dog that becomes his confidant and companion on this bittersweet adventure.
The family dynamics are unpredictable and often hilarious, featuring endearing characters that bring the setting to life. As the film progresses, the memories of his childhood, reflected in his dreams and longings, drive him to seek a sense of belonging in a world that often feels foreign.
With cinematography that captures the essence of rural Sweden, this film is an emotional and visual journey that invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences of growing up and the bonds they forge along the way.