Jarowskij

A mid-age hipster in Stockholm is a training freak and trains for the 90 km ski race Vasaloppet. His sister is the opposite, no job, drinks but has a daughter. Suddenly secrets reveals and promises are made.

Tsatsiki longs for the summer holidays when he will go to Greece to live with his dad Yanis. When Tsatsiki arrive at the village, it is not quite as he remembered it. Guesthouses and taverns are empty, there is a crisis in Greece and in his beloved village. When his dad delivers the bad news that he might have to sell both the hotel and the olive grove, Tsatsiki becomes upset. However, Tsatsiki's mother has taught him to never give up. He realizes that it is up to him to save the hotel, otherwise his beloved place in Greece will be lost.

We join the three couples in a comedy about divorces, love, child longing, weird parents and unwritten bathing rules in Torekov.

After an incident with a hot air balloon burner, Morran and her son Tobias have reduced their home of 34 years to ashes. With a burnt out caravan in tow filled with sooty household goods they make their move to a new council house. Whilst Morran sees the opportunity for a fresh start, Tobias has lots of creative ideas about improving the house. But there is something about their new home that feels familiar, and through a series of fortuitous events the lopsided duo are once and for all forced to deal with the past.

The story revolve around five couples of different generations. Their lives are woven together by coincidences but sometimes through very deliberate choices where the common driving force is the search for love.

Lisa now lives a sober family life with daughter Elvira and boyfriend Anders. In addition, she will cycle the Vätternrundan together with her brother Daniel. When Daniel's wife Klara wants a divorce, he decides to do the race with Klara instead. At the same time, Lisa hesitates about buying a house and getting married. While Daniel and Klara try to patch up their relationship, Lisa starts flirting with an old ex. A tortuous journey awaits the couple both figuratively and literally.