Solomamma 2025
When curiosity clashes with single motherhood, journalist Edith's carefully planned life takes an unexpected detour in *Solomamma* (2025), a sharp and heartfelt blend of comedy and drama.
Director: Janicke Askevold
Cast
Lisa Loven Kongsli
Edith
Herbert Nordrum
Niels
Rolf Kristian Larsen
Thorbjørn
Nasrin Khusrawi
Marie
Kaveh Tehrani
Redaktør
Celine Engebrigtsen
Dorte
Trude-Sofie Olavsrud Anthonsen
Trine
Stine Fevik
Selma
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solomamma (2025) about?
*Solomamma* (2025) follows Edith, a curious journalist and single mother, who tracks down the anonymous sperm donor who fathered her child. Under the guise of an interview about his tech company, she uncovers more about life, parenthood, and unexpected connections than she bargained for.
Who directed Solomamma?
Janicke Askevold directs *Solomamma*, bringing a keen eye for character-driven storytelling and a sharp sense of humor to this debut feature.
Who stars in Solomamma?
Lisa Loven Kongsli headlines the cast as Edith, joined by Herbert Nordrum, Rolf Kristian Larsen, Nasrin Khusrawi, and Kaveh Tehrani in pivotal roles.
Is Solomamma (2025) worth watching?
*Solomamma* offers a clever, emotionally rich take on modern family life, blending comedy and drama with warmth and wit. While the IMDb rating remains unrated, the film's themes and engaging performances make it a promising watch for fans of character-driven stories.
How long is Solomamma?
*Solomamma* has a runtime of 99 minutes.
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About Solomamma (2025) — A Witty and Heartfelt Comedy-Drama About Family and Truth
When curiosity clashes with single motherhood, journalist Edith's carefully planned life takes an unexpected detour in *Solomamma* (2025), a sharp and heartfelt blend of comedy and drama. Directed by Janicke Askevold, this debut feature follows Edith's quest to uncover the identity of the anonymous sperm donor who unknowingly became the biological father of her child. Armed with a journalist's instincts and a mother's determination, she crafts a ruse to interview him about his tech company—only to find that truth, like parenthood, is far messier than expected. With a tone that balances humor and poignant moments, the film explores themes of identity, unintended consequences, and the chaotic beauty of modern family dynamics.
Lisa Loven Kongsli leads the stellar cast as Edith, bringing depth and charm to a role that oscillates between wit and vulnerability. Herbert Nordrum and Rolf Kristian Larsen round out the ensemble as key figures in her journey, while Nasrin Khusrawi and Kaveh Tehrani add layers of authenticity to the story's cultural and emotional landscape. Clocking in at 99 minutes, *Solomamma* delivers a tightly paced narrative that's as thought-provoking as it is entertaining, leaving audiences to ponder the fine lines between curiosity, honesty, and the families we choose—or stumble into.
