"How to stop the wedding" - one of the greatest discoveries of the 30th Warsaw Film Festival, winner of the Grand Prix in the competition 1-2 - is a film that was filmed in five hours and 17 minutes. So much does the journey by train from Malmö to Stockholm. Two heroes, Amanda (Lina Sundén) and Philip (Christian Ehrnstén) meet in one compartment. She sleeps clinging to artificial guitar, he has a mad love with desperate eyes. They begin to talk - without obligation, to kill time long trip in the middle of winter. Suddenly they realize that going in the same place.

At the same time they become accomplices in a case that seems to them the importance of living
and death. Along with a moving landscape outside the windows - and drunken from alcohol flask - something changes. They look at each other's emotional exposure, casually find out what their moves and sentimental. Philip Amanda is ecstatic dance, she begins to notice the man in him. When emotions explode, destination suddenly changes - although each of them has the same at their own pace, to part with the question "How to stop the wedding."

Film Drazen Kuljanina, but takes place in one compartment, seems to paint a very extensive history. They are pushing apart the narrow space of personality characters, their past and present. We're looking at almost a laboratory experiment - two people with past closed for five hours only with each other. What can happen?