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In a sterile, sun-bleached concrete apartment block in Norway, summer feels endless. Nine-year-old is bored, her parents distracted by her older sister Anna , who is autistic and non-verbal. In the dense, whispering woods surrounding the apartments, playtime often veers toward the cruel—a place where children test the limits of their world and each other.

One day, Ida meets , a quiet boy with a unsettling secret: he can move small objects with his mind. They giggle as Ben sends bottle caps whizzing. It starts as a game. But Ben is a product of a lonely home, and his power grows quickly. 7The Innocents

Into their lives comes , a timid girl with her own secrets—she can read minds and project thoughts. When Aisha connects with Anna, the seemingly impossible happens: Anna’s dysphasia breaks, and she begins to communicate. In a sterile, sun-bleached concrete apartment block in

The four children—Ida, Ben, Aisha, and Anna—form a fleeting, secret alliance. But innocence is fragile. As Ben realizes the extent of his power, his games turn sinister, shifting from toys to harming pets, and then to adults. He learns to control the minds of the oblivious parents living in the tower block. One day, Ida meets , a quiet boy