A 15-year-old boy learns his dad's hate is a lousy inheritance.
The gentle Odin (15) is the son of Herman Brest, the front man of an extreme right-wing group. After a speech by Herman goes viral, the family receives serious threats and Odin gets into a fight with the popular Victor (16) at school. As a pariah at school and a promise in his father's increasingly aggressive group, Odin feels trapped between two worlds. He desperately clings to loyalty to his father, but his once so familiar world view slowly starts to falter.
Acting
Matsen Montsma's silent breakdowns speak louder than any speech.
Direction
Brakel makes 46 minutes feel like a lifetime of suffocation.
Writing
No easy villains — just people choosing cruelty by default.
Director
Yim Brakel
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The title refers to a rune symbolizing heritage and inheritance — bitterly ironic given Odin's unwanted legacy.
Director Yim Brakel cast Gijs Naber specifically because he could make Herman charismatic enough that you almost understand why people follow him.
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