Synopsis: Scandinavian Chocolate

Malik is a 20-year-old New Yorker with one serious problem — and no, it's not his personality. After years of undeserved glances, whispers, and a reputation he never asked for, he packs his bags and flees to Sweden for the summer, hoping to finally live like a normal person. What he gets instead is Elsa — a warm, impossibly friendly Swedish landlady who has absolutely no idea what she keeps grabbing in the car. Or her daughter Freya, who greets him from the sauna with nothing but a towel and a surprised look. Turns out, running from your problems is a lot harder when your problems are built into your anatomy.