Shut up 2024
In *Shut up (2024)*, 13-year-old Jonas discovers an unexpected escape from the challenges of Tourette's syndrome when his voice finds harmony in a village church choir.
Director: Rune Lange Abildgaard
Cast
Bertram Lyng Engelsted Jarkilde
Jonas
Iben Dorner
Mor
Oskar Duvier Mehlbye
Tourette
Peter Schrøder
Oldefar
Paw Henriksen
Far
Ole Lemmeke
Præst
Frank Thiel
Lære
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shut up (2024) about?
The film follows 13-year-old Jonas, who struggles with Tourette's syndrome until singing in his village church choir helps calm his symptoms. Determined to join the ensemble, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery and hope.
Who directed Shut up?
Rune Lange Abildgaard directed *Shut up (2024)*, bringing a sensitive touch to this intimate drama.
Who stars in Shut up?
The cast features Bertram Lyng Engelsted Jarkilde as Jonas, alongside Iben Dorner, Oskar Duvier Mehlbye, Peter Schrøder, and Paw Henriksen.
Is Shut up (2024) worth watching?
As a short but emotionally resonant drama, *Shut up* offers a heartfelt story about resilience and the healing power of music. Though unrated, its themes and execution make it a compelling watch for fans of character-driven films.
How long is Shut up?
*Shut up (2024)* runs for 25 minutes.
About Shut up (2024) — A Choir's Gift for a Boy Overcoming Tourette's
In *Shut up (2024)*, 13-year-old Jonas discovers an unexpected escape from the challenges of Tourette's syndrome when his voice finds harmony in a village church choir. Directed by Rune Lange Abildgaard, this intimate drama explores the power of music to transform lives, weaving a tender story of resilience, belonging, and self-discovery. With a quiet, introspective atmosphere, the film follows Jonas as he clings to the hope of joining the boys' choir, where each note might just quiet the storm within him.
At the heart of the narrative is a touching portrayal of Jonas' journey, supported by a talented cast that breathes life into this emotional tale. The film's gentle yet poignant tone lingers, leaving audiences to reflect on the small miracles that shape our lives. A short but impactful drama, *Shut up* blends raw authenticity with moments of quiet beauty.
