Ögat (1998)

Regisseur:

Richard Hobert

Drehbuchautor:

Richard Hobert (writer)

Premierendatum:

2. Oktober 1998 (Norway)

Genre:

Drama | Thriller

Werbezeile:

Hon älskar honom besinningslöst. Han är besatt av henne. Allt kunde ha varit bra...

Plot:

No matter what she does, she can't convince him of the depth of her love, that he and he alone is the man of her life...

Plot Keywords:

Faked Death | Fake Suicide | Boat | Mad Love | Firework

Filmpreise:

1 win & 1 nomination

Nutzerkommentare:

A nice little thriller...

Besetzung

Lena Endre	...	Ingrid
Samuel Fröler	...	Fredrik
Camilla Lundén	...	Catti
Göran Stangertz	...	Mikael
Sven Wollter	...	Poliskommissarien
Thomas Roos	...	Kyrkoherden
Fredrik Hammar	...	Jonas
übrige Besetzung in alphabetischer Reihenfolge:
Ed Damron	...	V.D. Introspector
Erik Larsson	...	Räddningsledaren
Kenneth Milldoff	...	Vårdaren
Gunnar Öhlund	...	äldre grannen
Jan Tiselius	...	Brottsregistratorn
Lena Viredius	...	Skrivbiträdet
Cecilia Walton	...	Ingrids kollega
Marianne Wesén	...	Fredriks mor

Alternativ:

The Eye (International: English title)
Auge, Das (Deutschland) [de]

Länge:

114 Min

Produktionsland:

Sweden

Sprache:

Schwedische

Farbe:

Farbe

Seitenverhältnis:

1.85 : 1

Tonverfahren:

Dolby

Altersfreigabe:

Sweden:15

Drehorte:

Malmö, Skåne län, Sweden

Firma:

Cimbria Film AB

Dialogzitate:

Fredrik Wall: It's got to be the first time somebody smuggle alcohol FROM Sweden.

Bezüge zu anderen Titeln:

Folgt Glädjekällan (1993)

Soundtrack:

LYS MIG EN VÄG

A nice little thriller...

Opening with very compelling title credits, Richard Hobert's Ögat (The Eye) continues the suspense for the remaining two hours. Ingrid (Lena Endre) is in a seemingly perfect relationship with an outwardly perfect man, Frederik (Samuel Fröler). What Ingrid doesn't know is that Frederik is not quite all there. In fact, his obsessive jealousy stretches so far that he fakes a suicide in order to see Ingrid's reactions to his death (albeit, from afar and through 'spy-cams') and to validate her 'fidelity' to him after his untimely demise. When Ingrid's old friend, Mikael (Göran Stangertz), well known singer-songwriter, discovers the creepy truth about the compulsively infatuated Frederik, he sets out to protect Ingrid and unearth any further dirt on Frederik. The cast is uniformly excellent, with sufficiently tense moments and some great writing and direction from Hobert, this Swedish effort is quite entertaining - Ingrid's revenge at being so unmercifully tricked is a very satisfying moment