The synopsis for the film Fjord, with a runtime of 2h27 and presented in its original version, is set in an isolated village at the end of a Norwegian fjord. The plot follows the Gheorghiu couple, of Romanian and Norwegian origin and deeply pious, as they settle in this remote location. They quickly form a friendship with their neighbors, the Halberg family.
The children from both families develop a special bond, despite their different upbringings. However, the situation takes a more somber turn when the teaching staff discovers bruises on the body of Elia, the eldest Gheorghiu child. This discovery raises questions within the local community regarding the traditional education methods employed by the Gheorghiu parents.
The film, rated for all audiences, invites reflection on traditions, inter-community friendship, and external perspectives on educational practices.
