While serving a 15-year prison sentence for bank robbery, Anker entrusts his brother, Manfred, to bury the heist money for safekeeping. Upon his release, Anker is frustrated to find that Manfred has since developed dissociative identity disorder and cannot recall where he hid the money.[1][2]
TrustNordisk owns the international sales rights to the film, which was pre-sold to Neue Visionen[de] for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland; September Film for the Benelux; Plaion for Italy, Estinfilm[et] for the Baltics; Vertigo Média for Hungary; Best Film[pl] for Poland; Film Europe[cs] for the Czech Republic and Slovakia; and September Film Rights for Singapore.[3][6] On 10 February 2025, the film was acquired by Starcat Cable Network[ja] for Japan.[7] On 12 May 2025, the film was acquired by Avalon for Spain, Videorama for Greece, and Beta Film for Bulgaria.[6]
A promotional clip was released on 29 August 2025.[8] The film had its world premiere out of competition at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival on 30 August 2025.[9] It will receive a theatrical release in Denmark on 9 October 2025.[10]
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