To Kill a Child

Year: 2003

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: Swedish

Directors: Alexander Skarsgård, Björne Larson

Drama

In the kitchen, a mother and father discover they have run out of sugar, so they send their child to Grandma’s house to fetch some. The child follows the familiar route through the garden, climbs over the fence, crosses the street, collects the sugar, and heads back home, completing the small family mission.

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