Sinus

The film revolves around a group of seven different friends, and depicts their week from hell. The comrades world is turned upside-down, and they carry out actions which will change their view of life. In the course of seven days and seven lines of action, the group of friends is dissolved. Edgar is the narrative voice of the film. He has an IQ of 180, but blames chaos theory and the fact that god is dead for not making further than working as a part-time canteen worker, and for getting high on dopemine, caffeine and nicotine. Edgar and his buddies are chasing whatever may release them. They are looking for something to fill their reality with, whether it is the raging endorphines of love bubbling in their bodies, crystal clear cocaine powder covering their brains, or the adrenaline rush of the theater stage pumping through their nervous system. (Norsk Filminstitutt)