For over two decades, a mysterious package, always full of Christmas gifts, has appeared on a family’s doorstep in Valldal, Norway.
The only clue? A note saying “Merry Christmas from all of us in Arendal.” Despite endless speculations, the sender has remained unknown.
Now 9-year old Edle and 6-year old Brage become detectives, determined to solve the family’s longest-running mystery and reveal the secret sender once and for all. Along with their parents, Magnus, one of the original recipients, and Silje, a documentary filmmaker, they set out to solve thefamily’s greatest holiday mystery. And they’re determined to crack the case before Christmas Eve.
The Mystery Package Mysteriepakken
directed by Silje Evensmo Jacobsen, screenplay Silje Evensmo Jacobsen, photography Line Lyngstadaas, music Olav Røyrhus Øyehaug, editing Trude Lirhus, sound Jonathan Dakers, producer Silje Evensmo Jacobsen, production A5 Film,
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