Sunday’s Children

Year: 1992

Runtime: 121 mins

Language: Swedish

Director: Daniel Bergman

Drama

During a long summer in the rugged landscape of Norrland, young Pu stays with his extended family. Together with his brother, he listens to the haunting tale of a watchmaker who took his own life, learns to shoot a bow, and joins his father on a leisurely bicycle journey through the quiet countryside, savoring the simple pleasures of outdoor play and deepening their bond.

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