Daniel

In 1875, young entomologist Hans Bengler embarks on an expedition to the Kalahari Desert, where he encounters a traumatized boy from a decimated tribe. Deciding to adopt Daniel and bring him to Sweden, Bengler faces the challenges of helping the boy adapt to a foreign culture, while Daniel longs for his desert home and family. The story explores themes of isolation, cultural misunderstandings, and the psychological impact of trauma, culminating in a powerful and chilling tale.