Louise Detlefsen’s film It Is Not Over Yet, showing a small nursing home in Denmark where employees can actually take their time getting to know each resident, goes back and forth between a dream scenario and your biggest nightmare. For all its pastel colours and perfectly arranged snacks, it still shows people with dementia being forced to leave their own homes and taken to another place by their exhausted families, who are no longer able to care for them. “It must have been prepared,” says one of them resignedly, pointing at the pictures already hanging on his new walls, realising everyone has left and he is the only one staying. It’s gut-wrenching scenes like this that make it impossible to describe this doc as “feel-good,” despite Detlefsen’s gentle direction.