Hannah is a single woman in her late twenties with high ambitions and low self-esteem.

During a lecture in her law studies, she's more focused on the dating app on her phone than listening to the outdated and sleep-inducing Lost Property Act of Norway. In funny ways, the paragraphs of the Lost Property Act draw parallels to Hannah’s love life, and she drifts in and out of flashbacks to past experiences. By the end of the lecture, Hannah has reasoned her way through the ups and downs of her dating history.

Is being single really that miserable? Or can it actually be quite alright?