Hotel

Erika had an unexpected pregnancy, and at this time she was completely unprepared for her first child. Erika is a well-known control freak and thinks carefully about all aspects of labor, even booking a caesarean section for herself. One night, she was woken up by contractions and the fetus was unexpectedly born early. Erika, who was too perfectionist, suffered a nervous breakdown. Unable to care for her newborn son, she began to show symptoms of catatonia. The doctor recommended that she undergo group therapy. Erika had no choice but to follow the doctor's orders, work in an unknown hotel, and live with a group of people suffering from the same disease. In the process of getting along with the patients, she re-recognized and transformed herself, and every day she woke up as a new Erika. "Hotell" is the second feature film by Swedish theater and film director Lisa Langseth. Alicia Vikander plays the heroine in the film. She has appeared in the films "A Royal Affair" and "Anna Karenina".