In the movie "I Was at Home, But...", Phillip's disappearance and subsequent return home without explanation create tension in the family dynamics. Astrid struggles to connect with her son and understand what he is going through. Meanwhile, Phillip's teachers try to offer him support and help him cope with his emotions.
As everyday life slowly returns to normal, Astrid begins to question her own identity and purpose in life. She starts to explore her passion for art and finds solace in creating artwork. However, her focus on her own interests causes strain on her relationship with Phillip, who feels neglected and misunderstood.
When Phillip is admitted to the hospital with blood poisoning, Astrid is consumed by guilt and worry. She blames herself for not being able to protect her son and fears that her own actions may have contributed to his illness. As she navigates through the challenges of her son's hospitalization, Astrid is forced to confront her own insecurities and fears, and find a way to rebuild her relationship with Phillip.
Through the trials and tribulations of Astrid and Phillip's journey, "I Was at Home, But..." explores themes of family, love, loss, and the complexity of human emotions. It delves into the struggles of a single mother trying to connect with her son and find her own sense of self amidst adversity.