Doxa (2005)

Regisseur:

Leif Magnusson

Drehbuchautoren:

Kristian Levring (writer)
Leif Magnusson (writer)

Premierendatum:

30. September 2005 (Sweden)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Kidnapping | Terminal Illness | Leftist | Female Executive | Corporate Executive

Nutzerkommentare:

Hey, a radical Swedish movie!

Besetzung

Eva Rexed	...	Sanna
Cilla Jelf	...	Jessica
Torkel Petersson	...	Jon
Pernilla August	...	Kristina
Björn Gustafson	...	Ahlbäck
Tanja Ellgård	...	Clara
Lena Granhagen	...	Fru Ahlbäck
Anders Ahlbom	...	Dennis (as Anders Ahlbom Rosendahl)
Freddie Wadling	...	Sannas pappa
Jonas Karlsson	...	Överläkare Friis
Lasse Petterson	...	Tore Åkerlund (as Lars Pettersson)
Philip Zandén	...	Ingemar
Raymond Nederström	...	Lars Blürke
Björn Åkesson	...	Fru Ahlbäcks bror
Irma Jämhammar	...	Städerska

Länge:

Sweden:92 Min

Produktionsland:

Sweden

Sprache:

Schwedische

Farbe:

Farbe

Seitenverhältnis:

1.85 : 1

Altersfreigabe:

Sweden:11

Drehorte:

Malmö, Skåne län, Sweden

Firma:

Auto Images

Soundtrack:

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Hey, a radical Swedish movie!

This is political in a leftish way. You haven't seen much about that in this country since the 70s and that decade made these kind of movies discredited here. But personally I welcome this return. If it is done in such an intelligent way as it is here.

It's about the girl who has her father dying in a hospital. She gets more and more aware of that his illness is caused by his work in a factory. Many of his fellow workers have also died and the girl starts to investigate. She takes action against the managing director and more details are not to be mentioned here.

You can feel the anger, but it's not an anger in black and white and Eva Rexed as the girl gives a fine performance and so does also Freddie Wadling and Björn Gustafson. There won't be any academy awards for this one, but it's well worth seeing. Just for its attitude.