Hawaii, Oslo

Hawaii, Oslo is a poignant, interconnected drama that delves into the lives of several individuals whose paths inexplicably cross on the sweltering day in Norway's capital. The narrative weaves through the emotional journey of Frode and Milla, expecting parents grappling with the heart-wrenching news that their unborn child will have a limited lifespan. In parallel, Bobbie-Pop, a one-time musical sensation struggling to cope with his fading career, attempts suicide in a moment of despair.Meanwhile, Leon, a kleptomaniac confined within an institution, breaks free temporarily on a quest to find his long-lost love, Åsa, for whom he made a pact ten years prior to marry her. Simultaneously, Leon's brother Trygve takes him out of the facility to celebrate his birthday but harbors secret plans for escape from prison. At the heart of this intricate narrative lies Vidar, an institution inmate and Leon's best friend who possesses the unique ability to see things unnoticed by others, potentially saving each character from their individual predicaments - except himself.This multilayered exploration into human emotions and relationships unfolds with a blend of melancholy and hopefulness, as it exposes the vulnerabilities and resilience of its diverse cast amidst the backdrop of a hot summer's day in Oslo.