For ruggedly attractive, 35-year-old carpenter Malik, life in Greenland’s small capital Nuuk is routinely uneventful – when he’s not working and chatting to casual acquaintances, he’s mostly larking about with his cousin Mikael and rotund buddy Carsten – hunting, drinking in the bar and playing billiards. Malik’s humdrum existence is turned upside down, however, when he is diagnosed with a life-threatening disease, and he has to decide whether to leave for Denmark to receive medical care, or stay in Nuuk to be with his family and friends – and with the girl who might be The One. This first ever Greenlandic film production arose from the need to show that the northern island is more than just an appealing location for foreign film crews. The stunning landscapes nevertheless also play a significant role in this low-key but emotionally compelling story of the spiritual journey undertaken by the hero to come to terms with his family’s past and find inner peace.