Eirik (Joachim Rafaelsen) and his wife Kaja (Agnes Kittelsen) live a peaceful, boring life in rural Norway. They have a son about ten years of age, Theodor (Oskar Hernæs Brandsø), who has at least the normal level of energy for a ten-year-old boy, but with extra angst. He is the symptom of something brewing in the family. As the story unfolds, he and his newfound friend Noa (Ram Shihab Ebedy) act out their own microcosm of their parents’ emotional fecklessness. That is the funny part of the film. Well, that and the gospel quartet.