A delightful, cheerful, unparalleled suspenseful documentary, so incredible that only a Scandinavian writer could have dreamed it up. Only now it's real.

Norwegian sisters Kari and May buy an apartment in the Swedish hamlet of Gullspång. To their amazement, the seller Olaug looks exactly like their older sister, who committed suicide in 1988. She even has the same nickname, Lita. The devout sisters immediately think of a miracle. This was meant to be. The lonely Olaug is welcomed with open arms into the large, warm family of Kari and May.

This is just the beginning of a phenomenal rollercoaster in which coincidences and revelations follow each other in ever greater succession. The deeper the sisters dig into the family history, the stranger, more exciting and scarier it becomes. Inimitable as life itself, the plot of the film changes several times. A fascinating family drama becomes a comedy by the Coen Brothers, a genuine true crime and ultimately Twin Peaks in real life. Nothing is what it seems. Or is it?

With pre-film Wander to Wonder