In Review – The Unexpressed (Dom Outtryckta) by Nicklas Wedin

Screening on Friday the 11th of April at 9pm as part of Hastings Rocks 2025

Directed by the talented Nicklas Wedin, The Unexpressed (Dom Outtryckta) is an emotionally charged dramedy that takes audiences on an unexpected journey of self-discovery, personal conflict, and profound connection. Filmed across the vibrant cities of Stockholm, London, and Los Angeles, this cross-cultural narrative follows the meeting of two strangers whose paths collide, sparking an immense yet transformative exploration of self-expression.

At the heart of the story are two women, each struggling with their own internal battles, seeking authenticity in a world that often imposes expectations. Their powerful, evolving bond forms the backbone of the film, navigating themes of vulnerability, identity, and emotional growth. As their connection deepens, they challenge and support each other in confronting the complexities of their own unspoken truths.

With its focus on female-driven storytelling, Wedin brings to the screen a powerful portrayal of women’s emotional resilience, strength, and solidarity. The film blends elements of both drama and comedy, offering a refreshing and relatable take on the universal pursuit of self-expression and personal freedom.

The Unexpressed is a standout in the current cinematic landscape, offering a unique blend of humour and depth. Through its stunning international locations, engaging performances, and thought-provoking narrative, it sets a new benchmark for powerful female-driven stories in today’s film industry.

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