Bart Schrijver

Many said this film couldn’t be made. So we walked the 600 kilometer trail from Glasgow to Cape Wrath and never could have imagined what awaited us. Through midges and mountains, we filmed a feature film on foot across the West Highland Way and the Cape Wrath Trail — carrying our gear, without a small crew, without backup. And it was fantastic. Not always. But all of it together. This is the full-length documentary of that journey: part film project, part physical and mental test, part ode to bonny wild Scotland.

The Boersma family's Christmas party takes an unexpected turn when mother introduces her new boyfriend.

Ana is about to give birth and her partner David is in way over his head.

Sophie (30) decides to hike 500 kilometers through the Arctic region of Norway. She wants to get away from the pressure everyday life. But life at home doesn't seem to understand her desire to go be by herself.

Sophie (30) decides to hike 500 kilometers through the Arctic region of Norway. She wants to get away from the pressure everyday life. But life at home doesn't seem to understand her desire to go be by herself.

Window cleaner Dennis falls from the 40th floor of a high rise. He is in luck: He gets stuck outside the 33th floor, hanging helplessly outside the window of Debbie, who is getting ready for a date. Because of the soundproof glass the conversation is awkward and difficult. The clumsy situations build and build in this bizarre comedy, filled with miscommunication.

Window cleaner Dennis falls from the 40th floor of a high rise. He is in luck: He gets stuck outside the 33th floor, hanging helplessly outside the window of Debbie, who is getting ready for a date. Because of the soundproof glass the conversation is awkward and difficult. The clumsy situations build and build in this bizarre comedy, filled with miscommunication.

Two old friends are walking 600 kilometers through the Scottish highlands, to reconnect with each other, with nature and with parts of themselves they have lost.

Two old friends are walking 600 kilometers through the Scottish highlands, to reconnect with each other, with nature and with parts of themselves they have lost.