The Position of Man "is a slow paced film set in Å lesund, which unfolds in continuous frames to form a complete picture of the subtle changes and events that make up a person's life. It explores the persistence of memory and trauma, the definition of a person's moral values, and the possibility of happiness. Asta is a journalist from Å lesund, who seems to be in a melancholic state, which is the reason we have gradually discovered. She supports her girlfriend in renovating the design chair and playing the keyboard, while their kitten wanders around the house. One day, Asta read a report in a newspaper about an asylum seeker who had been living and working in Norway for ten years before being forcibly expelled from the country. Gradually, Asta became increasingly involved in understanding the case, and she had to find her own place - both in her work and personal life. This beautifully crafted film is bathed in soft colors, carefully observing Asta's life after experiencing an unnamed trauma, and external events prompt her to reconsider her relationship with reality. The title of an article she read in a newspaper was' Facing Our Social Conscience ';, This is one of the themes of 'The Position of Man'. This is also a low-key love story, with its routines and ups and downs, which feels very real.