Carolina Setterwall - Reméljük a legjobbakat

"Forgive me for losing each other. Forgive me for losing you."

One morning, Carolina finds her husband dead in bed. She is left alone with their young son and a completely new life, while her former life is under scrutiny.

Let's hope for the best is a poignant reckoning with death and at the same time with life: love, parenthood, modern relationships and the relentless expectations associated with them. For almost a decade, we can follow Carolina in love and grief, we can witness a life that, despite strict planning, takes a completely different direction.

"When I say good night for the last time, I don't know if it's the last time. If I knew, I'd probably put more energy into saying goodbye. I'd kiss you, tell you how much I love you, how sorry I've been for treating you so badly these past months. Instead, I carefully take the cat out from the kangaroo and put it on the floor. I think I'll go to bed with Ivan soon, I say. I don't have to explain why, we both know he'll wake up soon and he'll be looking, looking for the milk in my breast. You don't protest. You let me go with your eyes fixed on the computer, and I leave you to yourself for the last time. In the belief that we will meet tomorrow morning. It will not be like this. We will never meet again."