The Berlin International Film Festival is only two or three weeks away, and as usual, it will give a stupendous window on a portion of the best world silver screen brings to the table. In the Main Competition program, Sweden will be spoken to with "The Real Estate," and today we're eager to make a big appearance the convincing trailer for the film.

Coordinated by Måns Månsson and Axel Petersen, and featuring Léonore Ekstrand, the story takes after a 68 year lady who acquires a loft working after her dad passes away. In any case, what appears like recently discovered fortune soon turns out to be out of the blue muddled. Here's the official abstract:

After an existence of wantonness and living abroad on month to month remittances, 68-year-old Nojet acquires a condo working from her dad who has simply passed on, and returns home to Stockholm, which is amidst a lodging emergency.

Assessing the working out of the blue, Nojet meets with a few inhabitants and finds that the flats on the seventh floor are on the whole under illicit underground market contracts. She carries this up with Chris, her nephew and administrator of the building. He denies any misrepresentation, yet requests that Nojet demonstrate some compassion with the poor inhabitants, who have no other place to go because of the extreme lodging market.

Frustrated and confused Nojet looks for assistance from Lex, the family legal advisor, who just observes two alternatives: keep the working as it seems to be, or offer. Whichever way a quick turnaround is required.

The Berlin International Film Festival keeps running from February 15-25. Universal deals will be dealt with by The Match Factory. "The Real Estate" opens in Sweden on March sixteenth.