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Kamikaze is a fictional story about loss, grief and rediscovery.
If you are dealing with mental health issues
or experiencing suicidal feelings,
speak to someone you trust or contact a helpline.
No more Julie.
Julie's petrified. Frozen. She's dead.
Solfried on the other hand. The Norwegian girl...
She's living life to the fullest. And now she's in fucking Seoul!
Solfried is carefree. She is bold and always perky.
She loves life, and especially big drinks,
big cocks and big sports stars.
She doesn't sweat the little things.
There are many things she considers trivial.
Solfried is about the big picture. Great wins, great experiences.
Great views.
Hello, my name is Solfried
and I've come here all the way from Norway
to do this interview with you.
I've been following the winter world championships intensively
and it's been extraordinary to see your performances all the way through
and possibly
even go to bed
with you.
All the best, Solfried.
Send
It's day 4.
I am not sleeping well.
I don't know if I've slept at all.
I see things.
Hear things.
I think.
Krzysztof Where are you?
"I LIE AWAKE NOT KNOWING IF YOU'RE DEAD OR ALIVE"
Hi.
Was it you that kept me awake?
Was it?
Look! It's us.
Do you want to be my friend?
- A Baby Doll, please. - A Baby Doll is coming up.
What do you think about this? Yes, this is you...
Seo-Jun Nam Room 3132?
You're late. Sex or interview.
Sex...
It's snowing.
Thank you.
So tell me about yourself.
Hi, my name is Nam Seo-Jun. Seo-Jun Nam. I'm a ski jumper.
No. You have to say that you are the world's best ski jumper.
Hi, my name is Seo-Jun Nam.
I am the world's best ski jumper.
- Very good. - Have we met?
No, we had sex so we didn't have a chance to meet properly
but I'm happy to finally introduce myself.
My name is Solfried. I am a sports journalist from Norway.
I know Norway
because I'm the world's best ski jumper.
Yes.
Seo-Jun, what are you doing?
I don't know.
I see that you're a very bad boy.
Solfried and Seo-Jun are perfect humans.
They have perfect sex in a perfect and amazing world
consisting of many medals and few words.
That's good.
Yeah!
- You like it? - Yes, it's very good.
You going to come?
- Did you come? - Yes.
You can fake anything in this world.
Thank you so much!
Very good!
How you look.
Love...
Identity...
So why ski jumping?
My parents.
But you love it, right?
I like it, yes. But not love. No.
Why not?
I love sex more with you.
What about you? Tell me something about you. Please.
- Okay. - Okay?
I can tell you a story about something that happened once where I come from.
I come from a small and simple village in the mountains...
just next to a very big mountain where we all go ski every winter.
Ski.
And it was a very nice, calm, safe place.
But then one day...
we heard a loud noise from the mountain, a crack.
And we found out that a rock was loose and that it could fall...
Oh, no.
Yes. It was very scary.
Time passed...
and on a very dark night a thunderstorm came
and we all saw that big rock...
tumble down the mountain.
We had no time to get away.
So... many people died?
Yes. There were piles and piles of dead people.
Very sad.
I'm sorry.
Well...
That's life.
Big things happen.
There is a limit as to how hard a body can splinter against the ground.
No matter from what height it falls.
Because regardless of the speed
gravity and air resistance will at some point cancel each other out.
CALLING SEO-JUN
Krzysztof Done. Going home. Take care.
CALLING KRZYSZTOF
- Hi. - Yeah. Did you see the photo?
Yeah, you can't leave.
Do you hear this? What should I do with this guy?
Why didn't Constance keep him?
He doesn't get along with her old dog.
I leave on Monday, so... you have to find a new place for him, okay?
- No. - What?
- No, you can't leave. - Why?
- Because I decide when you leave. - You decide?
I'm your boss and there's more work that needs to be done.
Not in my contract.
I'll write you a new contract.
Krzysztof, you want more work, don't you?
Yes, I do. But there is nothing more for me to do in the house.
There's plenty. I'll write you a new contract and send it today, okay?
- Okay, fine. - Good.
Where are you, Julie?
Where have you been? You've been gone all day?
White Day. Like Valentine's Day.
Boys give their love white present.
Happy White Day.
Thank you.
- Open, open. - Thank you so much.
Socks. Wow, sexy.
Do you want to be my boyfriend?
Yeah.
This is the best White Day in my life.
Wait.
Hi, dad.
All is well.
No, that's because I'm staying with...
My girlfriend.
Solfried from Norway. I met her here.
Yes, it is big news.
Yes, I think so.
My father and mother want to...
- They want us to come for dinner. - Yes.
So they can meet Solfried, your new girlfriend.
- Okay? - Yes.
- Yes, yes. - I would love to.
Okay... Who's a good dog?
Who's a good boy?
You scared me.
Sorry.
Who is this guy?
No one.
Let's go back to bed.
- I don't understand. - No, you don't.
Who was it?
I was just looking at photos on my phone. What's the problem?
I just assumed...
I was looking through my library by myself, okay?
Your photo what?
Fuck, Seo-Jun, don't ask questions if you don't understand half the answers.
What's the fucking point?
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
That's okay.
You want to watch a movie?
No. I think I need to sleep.
- I watch TV, okay? - Okay.
This is me.
I was very young and my mother and father.
I think my parents will be home soon.
Can you help me?
You can... take these. Thank you.
That's my father. Look at him.
He checked the door...
and then other side...okay.
Always, always... have to lock the door.
He always do it, okay?
It's cute.
Always check again, again, again.
Are you okay?
I'm sorry.
- Why? - My name is not Solfried.
What?
I'm not a journalist.
I'm no one, I'm just a lost soul from Denmark.
Soul... Denmark?
Solfried!
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