No one will hurt you, not even me.

Jonathan, 22, is an introverted guy who lives with his little sister Rebecca, 17. After the untimely death of their parents, Jonathan becomes afraid that Rebecca will come to harm and therefore becomes very overprotective. His repressed emotions make him more and more paranoid and he finds it harder and harder to distinguish what is real. This makes him hold on to Rebecca even tighter, but the more he tries to protect her, the more she slips through his fingers.

In the fall of 2014, Elijah Debot began working on the idea for the film. In May 2015, during pre-production and casting, he met Ebba Lindgren, who both took the role of “Rebecca” and became his partner behind the camera. They finished writing the script and planned the filming together. During the summer of 2015, the film was shot over a period of just over 20 days, and during the fall, the material was supplemented. Elijah Debot himself edited a first version of 72 minutes. Between the fall of 2016 and the spring of 2017, the film was re-edited by established film editor Leo Ghysels into a finished 50-minute short film in May 2017.

About Elijah Debot
Elijah Debot is a non-binary trans person who grew up surrounded by film and made short films as a child. Between the ages of 12 and 15, he went to film camp every summer and during his teenage years, the short film projects became more and more ambitious and he eventually made the short film No one will hurt you, not even me. together with Ebba Lindgren. He is currently working on the pre-production of the feature film Originless and Factory Kids .

About Ebba Lindgren
Ebba Lindgren has been interested in acting since she was 7 years old and filmmaking since she was 13. During her later teens she was in a number of plays. After finishing primary school she moved to Stockholm to study acting at Kulturama Gymnasium. Together with Elijah Debot she has made a number of short films and the short film No one will hurt you, not even me. and is now working on the pre-production of the feature film Originless .

THE BLU-RAY EDITION ALSO CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING SHORT FILM FILMS

DRIP DROP
Directed by: Jonna Nilsson
Script & prod: Fredrik Myrtell, Way Creative Films

A woman comes home from a jog and discovers that there is no longer any water in the taps. Instead, there is a horrible rumbling sound from the water pipes. Then it starts dripping.

Drip Drop is a short horror film that can be categorized as a “monster in the house” film. The film is completely without dialogue.
Since graduating from Skurup Folk High School, director Jonna Nilsson has participated in the talent programs "The Programme" and "Pure Fiction" led by the Swedish Film Institute and Film i Skåne. Drip Drop was her debut film, and she is currently working on the pre-production of the feature film The Other Side of Hell .
The film was produced by Way Creative Films in collaboration with Film i Skåne, BoostHbG and the Swedish Film Institute. Drip Drop is part of the film initiative "It's Alive!".

FISH
Directed by: Martin Åhlin
Prod: Barents Film and TV production and Åhlin and Co

A man finds a mysterious creature hidden in a boat in a small marina. Meanwhile, somewhere else, another man is looking for blood.

Fish is the sixth short film by director and screenwriter Martin Åhlins. It is a completely dialogue-free film starring horror legend Bill Moseley, who previously made films such as House of 1000 Corpses , The Devil's Rejects and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. Other roles are played by Jimmy Backman and Lucinda Jenney.

Martin Åhlin is based in Luleå, where, in addition to his fiction projects, he has produced and directed a number of music videos for bands such as The Magnettes and Tiger Bell. He is currently working on the development of the new feature film Piranha Tooth, a nightmarish rock drama. However, the horror genre is something that is close to Martin's heart and something he will return to.

THROUGH THE DOOR
Director, screenplay, prod: Elijah Debot

Through the Door is the sixth chapter in a 12-part music video/short film series called “The Definition of Change.” The project is about change overall, especially how quickly things change in youth, and Through the Door as the center of the story most clearly relates to the theme.

“Catskin.” is a visual music project started by Elijah Debot, who collaborates with different people to create music of widely different styles. The common thread is emotional lyrics and a focus on how the music and the image reinforce each other. In addition to “The Definition of Change,” they are working on a series of covers, also with music videos.

VOID
Director: Jimmy Olsson
Prod: Wendel & Olsson

Void is a film about an extremely intimate situation where two strangers meet in an assault but become strangers again when it's over.

The project came about when the director was going to make a music video for the artist Kaah and wanted to make a hybrid video that mixes a traditionally narrated music video with a short film. When he heard the lyrics, he thought of a scene he had written the year before for a short film and incorporated it into the music video instead.
The music video was shot in 2 days and Void Recorded during an evening in December 2016. Recorded with an ARRI alexa with old anamorphic Kowa lenses.

Jimmy Olsson has been working as a director since 2005, making commercials and short films. He will next release a mockumentary about the Palme Group and is currently preparing his first feature film, a drama based on the biblical story of Cain and Abel.