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Oscar contender with Director Talk

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Category: Entertainment
Start date: 02 Nov 2026 07:00 PM
End date: 02 Nov 2026 09:30 PM
Street / Location: 58 Park Avenue
City / town: New York
Country: New York, USA
Organizer: Scandinavia House
Homepage: https://www.scandinaviahouse.org/event/adult-supervision-nordic-baltic-oscar-contenders/

See the official Oscar entry for Best International Feature Film, the thought-provoking black comedy, Adult Supervision ("Arkipelag," Sweden 2026) and enjoy the Director Talk with film writer and director Alex Schulman.

Anxiety-ridden father Bill (Gustaf Skarsgard) volunteers to chaperone his daughter and her school friends on a rowdy field trip to a remote island, desperate to repair their icy relationship. He is joined by two fellow fathers: the secretly domineering Bobo (Fares Fares) and lackadaisical Pontus (Linus Wahlgren), who takes a fancy to one of the camp counsellors. The men believe themselves to be up for the task of handling an unruly class. But tensions quickly escalate and their grip on the situation begins to slip. As buried memories resurface, games turn into power struggles — and power into violence. Soon, no one can tell: who is in charge, and who is in danger?

“A dose of charming chaos” – Anxiety-ridden father Bill (Gustaf Skarsgard) volunteers to chaperone his daughter and her school friends on a rowdy field trip to a remote island, desperate to repair their icy relationship. He is joined by two fellow fathers: the secretly domineering Bobo (Fares Fares) and lackadaisical Pontus (Linus Wahlgren), who takes a fancy to one of the camp counsellors. The men believe themselves to be up for the task of handling an unruly class. But tensions quickly escalate and their grip on the situation begins to slip. As buried memories resurface, games turn into power struggles — and power into violence. Soon, no one can tell: who is in charge, and who is in danger?