Pigtown is a rural romantic zombie horror comedy set in the idyllic Finnish countryside. Iida, a long-time animal rights activist, wants to stop breaking into farms, but her radical friend Anja goes too far: she poisons pig feed with a strange black liquid that gradually turns the pigs into bloodthirsty zombies. When an unlucky farmhand gets bitten, the disease spreads to humans. At the same time, Sami, a city boy ashamed of his roots, arrives for a relaxing weekend on his family farm. When he meets Iida at the village festival, sparks fly—until the villagers start turning one by one and village bingo erupts into a zombie bloodbath. Packed with dark humor, blood-splattered fields, eccentric villagers, and weaponized combine harvesters, Pigtown is a rural genre mashup like no other. It blends splatter horror, love story, and sharp satire into an unforgettable cult experience about farming, food, and survival.

The day before Karl and Emilie’s son’s naming party, Karl’s estranged mother Vibeke arrives unannounced. Hoping to rejoin the family and prove herself as a grandmother, she inserts herself into the intimate weekend gathering at a seaside hotel. While Karl is furious, his sister Rikke insists Vibeke deserves a second chance. Over the course of the weekend, tensions rise, old patterns resurface, and long-buried family dynamics play out in front of confused in-laws and curious guests. What begins as a celebration quietly unravels into a confrontation with the past, filled with missteps, unresolved wounds, and moments of surprising warmth. 

The Guest is a sharply observed drama about roles we inherit, the people we try to become, and the impossibility of ever fully escaping where we come from. Told with both humor and heart, it’s a story about a family trying to hold it together when everything starts to fall apart.