XXL 2024
Directed by Kim Ekberg, *XXL (2024)* is a poignant drama that follows siblings Enzo and Magda as they embark on a long-overdue trip to Helsinki, hoping to mend their fractured relationship.
Director: Kim Ekberg
Cast
Astrid Drettner
Magdalena
Georgios Giokotos
Enzo
Ken Mai
Butoh artist
Teri-Anne Brink
Miss Wong
John Holm
Alf
Enkete Mungbaba
Cemetery Caretaker
Marianne Lehtimäki
Museum Guide
Marianne Carlsson
Marianne
Leila Aissat Isung
Pawnbroker
Michael Cedlind
Cantor
Frequently Asked Questions
What is XXL (2024) about?
*XXL* (2024) explores the fractured bond between siblings Enzo and Magda as they reunite in Helsinki, where chance encounters and cityscapes awaken buried memories. The film blends reality with dreams, questioning how art and existence shape our relationships.
Who directed XXL?
Kim Ekberg directs *XXL*, crafting a visually striking and emotionally raw portrait of sibling dynamics.
Who stars in XXL?
The film stars Astrid Drettner as Magda, Georgios Giokotos as Enzo, with Ken Mai, Teri-Anne Brink, and John Holm rounding out the cast.
Is XXL (2024) worth watching?
With its understated yet profound themes and atmospheric storytelling, *XXL* is a rewarding watch for fans of introspective dramas. Though unrated, its brevity and emotional depth make it a memorable experience.
How long is XXL?
The runtime for *XXL* (2024) is 77 minutes.
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About XXL (2024) — A Helsinki Weekend Drama of Sibling Reconnection
Directed by Kim Ekberg, *XXL (2024)* is a poignant drama that follows siblings Enzo and Magda as they embark on a long-overdue trip to Helsinki, hoping to mend their fractured relationship. Over a single weekend, the once-close duo navigates the city's eclectic corners, crossing paths with unforgettable strangers whose stories blur the line between reality and memory. As the city's melancholic beauty unfolds, so do the siblings' unresolved questions about art, existence, and the ties that bind them.
Shot amidst Helsinki's atmospheric streets, *XXL* weaves dreamlike sequences with raw emotional honesty, capturing the fragility of human connections. With a runtime under 80 minutes, this intimate film lingers like a fleeting dream—haunting, introspective, and deeply personal. Ideal for fans of character-driven dramas, *XXL* (2024) is a quiet yet powerful meditation on reconnection.
