Bad Blood

Kristin Penmark is convinced that Roda is a polite, neat, and obedient girl admired by adults. But alarming signals increasingly arise around Roda, and after the death of a boy related to a school competition, the mother can no longer dismiss her own suspicions. She has to look not only at her daughter's behavior but also at the history of her family. Thus, personal drama turns into an exploration of the nature of evil, heredity, and the limits of parental responsibility.