Elli Anne hates Karasjok and looks forward to move away, by counting the days. Issát is the village's snowmobile hope, and hopes to go to the United States to drive in the professional league. One day, Elli Anne wakes up after a party and doesn't remember anything, but starts suspecting having been raped. Wanting everything to be as it was before, she doesn't have to live with the stigma of the village's rape victim. Issát is accused of raping her, and at the same time afraid that it will come out that he likes boys. Rumors begin to swirl, and Elli Anne realizes that she has to do something. But because Sápmi is a small, tight-knit community, talking openly about abuse and being queer is difficult.—chribren