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Psychosis in Stockholm 2020

★ 6.17 votes101 min📅 2020-08-28

"Sometimes it feels like you are in a film"

When a teenager's mother suffers an abrupt mental health crisis during a Stockholm vacation, the daughter is left to navigate the sprawling city alone.

Director: Maria Bäck

Cast

Josefine Stofkoper
Josefine Stofkoper
The Daughter
Josefin Neldén
Josefin Neldén
The Mother
Sanaz Saidi
Cora
Maria Bäck
Maria Bäck
The Daughter in the Future
Elisabeth Bäck
The Mother in the Future
Rolf Angebrant
Couple in Juicebar
Birgitta Angebrant
Couple in Juicebar
Dilan Amin
Dilan Amin
Waiter
Anneli Bardland
Family in Restaurant
Oliver Hesselborn
Family in Restaurant

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Psychosis in Stockholm (2020) about?

A teenage girl faces an unexpected crisis when her mother has a mental breakdown during a Stockholm vacation. Left to fend for herself in a foreign city, she confronts both the challenges of adulthood and her own inner turmoil.

Who directed Psychosis in Stockholm?

Maria Bäck directs this psychological drama, blending realism with atmospheric storytelling.

Who stars in Psychosis in Stockholm?

The film features Josefine Stofkoper in the lead role, alongside Josefin Neldén, Sanaz Saidi, and Maria Bäck herself.

Is Psychosis in Stockholm (2020) worth watching?

While unrated on IMDb, its intense character-driven narrative and atmospheric tension make it a compelling watch for fans of psychological dramas. The themes of resilience and isolation resonate deeply, though sensitive viewers should prepare for raw emotional moments.

How long is Psychosis in Stockholm?

The film runs for 101 minutes.

About Psychosis in Stockholm (2020) — A Teen's Sudden Journey into Solitude and Survival

When a teenager's mother suffers an abrupt mental health crisis during a Stockholm vacation, the daughter is left to navigate the sprawling city alone. Maria Bäck's haunting drama *Psychosis in Stockholm* (2020) transforms a coming-of-age story into a gripping exploration of isolation, resilience, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion.

Josefine Stofkoper delivers a raw, emotionally charged performance as the protagonist grappling with unexpected adulthood, while Maria Bäck's direction crafts a dreamlike atmosphere that mirrors the protagonist's psychological unraveling. Blending stark realism with subtle surrealism, the film dives into themes of mental health, autonomy, and the fragility of human connection—all set against the backdrop of an unfamiliar urban landscape. A quietly intense character study, it lingers long after the credits roll.