Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Fjord' - A worthy 2026 Palme d'Or winner?

Hello, children. Welcome to our school and to our country, I could say. Hi, Ella. I'm Nora. Hi. I understand that you came all the way from Romania. But my wife is Norwegian, so... They seem so happy here. And they bonded so much with Nora. Why don't you let Eminele come to my birthday? Because they're punished. What are you doing here? We have five, unless there's some discipline. I hope it is going to speak to people about this necessity of getting into a dialogue with the others. I hope it's going to bring more doubts to people who are sure that they are right and everybody else is wrong. Well, you know, it's good every now and then to double-check your values and to understand that there isn't just one solution for the problems that the world is having. If you're tolerant, you can understand that, you know, the big questions of humanity can be answered in very different ways. And I am a very rational person. My answers are rational. But I can empathise with somebody whose answers are, I don't know, intuitive. And it doesn't mean that we cannot live in the same world. And we need to make this effort, all of us. I think that, you know, a big change starts with the small changes that each of us is ready to do. What happened to you? I just fell down the stairs. Yes? I love my children, and I will never hurt them. Don't they have to prove what they claim? Not before they take the children. Amen.