Sorry for Fucking Up Your Place

Sorry for Fucking Up Your Place

Sorry for Fucking Up Your Place

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2025•4 min•EN

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This documentary dives into Tromsø's vibrant street art scene, following two local graffiti writers. In a city known for its wild nature and extreme seasons, a subculture of expression and rebellion flourishes. The film explores questions of public space, community, and voice in a remote but connected place.

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