In the middle of the Scandinavian summer, four children from the tenements discover they have supernatural powers and begin to use them out of the adults' sight. But what they are up to is not as candid as it may seem...

After his unclassifiable Blind, Eskil Vogt, a regular co-writer with Joachim Trier, signs this remarkable horror film and finds wicked pleasure in diverting the genre’s codes while questioning the moral foundations of our society. He totally adopts the kids' point of view, and basks his film in a sunny delicacy, almost anesthetizing, that lets violence burst out even more powerfully. If despite Who Can Kill a Child? and Lord of the Flies you imagine your little superheroes to be angels, Eskil Vogt will crush your last illusions. Let us pray THEY do not come to power.