Stockholm
GEM Entertainment | Release Date: April 12, 2019
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BrendenElliottApr 15, 2019
Stockholm has a little bit of everything: dark comedy, crime, drama, romance, political commentary, you name it! As chaotic as this might seem, it fits perfectly within the outrageous context of the true story that this biopic is based on.Stockholm has a little bit of everything: dark comedy, crime, drama, romance, political commentary, you name it! As chaotic as this might seem, it fits perfectly within the outrageous context of the true story that this biopic is based on. Ethan Hawke continues the mayhem with a wildly successful reflection of the absurd nature of Lars Nystrom. All of this insanity accumulates to an exhilarating revitalization of the heist genre that is worthy of the ranks of favorites like Dog Day Afternoon.… Expand
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jackhilton25Apr 15, 2019
Stockholm tells the extraordinary origin story behind one of psychology’s most puzzling conditions, Stockholm syndrome. Ethan Hawke’s stellar performance makes this dilemma totally understandable, as his high energy and charismatic presenceStockholm tells the extraordinary origin story behind one of psychology’s most puzzling conditions, Stockholm syndrome. Ethan Hawke’s stellar performance makes this dilemma totally understandable, as his high energy and charismatic presence as the lead bank robber makes his character so hard to dislike. Backed by a Strong supporting cast (pun intended) and a delightful Bob Dylan soundtrack, this movie has the characteristics of a pop culture classic.… Expand
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elliecaplanApr 15, 2019
Robert Budreau’s Stockholm takes an absurdly true story and paints it into an entertaining and stimulating watch. The film is set in Stockholm Sweden where an American robs the largest bank in the city and holds several of its workersRobert Budreau’s Stockholm takes an absurdly true story and paints it into an entertaining and stimulating watch. The film is set in Stockholm Sweden where an American robs the largest bank in the city and holds several of its workers hostage. The robber is unlike what most people would assume a criminal would be like and is remotely kind to the hostages. Due to this strange dynamic and their unwilling isolation in their workplace, the hostages actually begin to grow an unexpected bond and sympathy for their capturer called the Stockholm syndrome. Further, one of the hostages ends up developing a romantic connection with the capturer despite the fact that she has a husband and children outside the bank walls. Stockholm creates a conflict of interest for its audience as you begin to feel for the capturer just like the hostages do. This film does a great job in shedding a light on a true story revolving around an uncanny but real psychological condition.… Expand
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silveradoDec 27, 2019
Ethan Hawke is annoying till the point of unwatchable. The story seemed interesting but after 20 minutes i was done and couldnt care less.
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RalfbergsDec 18, 2019
While the movie has great acting and the story it is based on is real and in a way interesting and important in history, the story itself is quite boring to watch in my opinion. Feels like short thing much more prolonged. But overall decent.
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JLuis_001Aug 25, 2021
I've read a lot of comparisons to Dog Day Afternoon, but beyond certain similarities, frankly those comparisons turn out to be too far-fetched, and will ultimately create quite the wrong expectations in people.

Stockholm is based on a trueI've read a lot of comparisons to Dog Day Afternoon, but beyond certain similarities, frankly those comparisons turn out to be too far-fetched, and will ultimately create quite the wrong expectations in people.

Stockholm is based on a true story, and that adds an extra flavor to the story. The interest is bigger, so to speak.
However, the same film exposes it as an absurd story, so the notorious inconsistency in tonality and development, makes it a film that's hardly taking itself seriously, which would not be so negative, if at least the experience was more stimulating.

Ethan Hawke, without effort, manages to make the film not entirely disposable, but there really isn't anything meaningful to rescue from this.… Expand
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amheretojudgeMay 29, 2019
Hawke and Rapace writhes in those shared memories that pauses us still, in the middle of this hilarious mayhem.

Stockholm Budreau, feels like he is always under surveillance. Safe are his film and authentic, hallmarked his methods. TheHawke and Rapace writhes in those shared memories that pauses us still, in the middle of this hilarious mayhem.

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Budreau, feels like he is always under surveillance. Safe are his film and authentic, hallmarked his methods. The director, Robert Budreau is playing safe, which catches you with quite a surprise considering the theme of the film. The risks are emerged from left and right or even from the top- "NO GAS!"- and yet the survival instinct of this empathetic criminal keeps us at the brisk of our emotions. Nails get bitten away and the laughs turned into a jarring flat emotion that I could only describe as captivating or surprised or satisfied, I don't know exactly, maybe all of it packed and send under to the address, "entertainment".

And that is where the film should have sticked to, for as soon as it aims for something it cannot get hold off, the earned and built pyramid collapses brutally. Another missing puzzle is the key to the observation. A known and occurred event as such should have a better observer than a storyteller. And on the plus side, is the balance between comedy and drama which frankly I wasn't so sure about, going in on this film. And after experiencing it, I think it is those dead eyes of Ethan Hawke that whips you with excitement.

If they grow dead in a comic situation you find yourself giggling like a six year old, and if they find themselves dead when insulted for his capabilities or incapabilities, the drama conjures the screen. And as short lived and quirky this love track may feel like, Noomi Rapace surely carries it in her body language, forever. She, describing a recipe and having a melt down, defines the thin line that film walks throughout this so-called heist occurring in Stockholm, that turned out to be a work, a showcase of brave potent friendship, ready to jump out of the plane to save the day.… Expand
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alexb00001May 20, 2019
Stockholm is the hidden gem of the summer! Big blockbusters like Endgame aren’t as much my thing, so I was thrilled to find out Ethan Hawke was going to be doing a crazy bank heist movie, especially one based on a true story that I hadn’tStockholm is the hidden gem of the summer! Big blockbusters like Endgame aren’t as much my thing, so I was thrilled to find out Ethan Hawke was going to be doing a crazy bank heist movie, especially one based on a true story that I hadn’t been familiar with. The director Robert Budreau does an outstanding job of making this film a joy to watch while also leaving you scratching your head wondering why you feel the way you do. I recommend watching this movie for a look into how “Stockholm syndrome” got its name!… Expand
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ThomasSmithApr 15, 2019
Stockholm is a stranger than fiction story that actually turns out to be based on an absurd true story of a bank robbery set in a Swedish bank, 1973. Emotions and absolute extremes from actor Ethan Hawke portraying robber Lars Nystrom lends aStockholm is a stranger than fiction story that actually turns out to be based on an absurd true story of a bank robbery set in a Swedish bank, 1973. Emotions and absolute extremes from actor Ethan Hawke portraying robber Lars Nystrom lends a must see performance to audience members. The outlaw persona from Hawke’s character drives the pacing and direction of the story, and we find the captured hostages slowly supporting this outlaw over their own Swedish government who seem to have given up on their safety. This occurrence is actually where the condition of Stockholm syndrome stems from, and really creates a nice depth to the overall production of the true story aspect. Throughout the film we even see Lar’s character reveal sympathy that takes away from his macho badass mantra, and it shows why one of the bank tellers played by Noomi Rapace ends up falling for him. This is a complete story that gives a fun, grungy, and sarcastic heist movie new life in the era of superhero movies.… Expand
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erikchristianApr 23, 2019
Stockholm tells the true story of a hostage situation in a supremely entertaining way, while bringing light to the origin of the term Stockholm Syndrome. My favorite part of the film was the acting. I felt as if everyone really embodied theirStockholm tells the true story of a hostage situation in a supremely entertaining way, while bringing light to the origin of the term Stockholm Syndrome. My favorite part of the film was the acting. I felt as if everyone really embodied their roles which led to the connections feeling very genuine. According to Matthew Passantino from FilmThreat, “Hawke is a blast as Lars, playing it big and broad but registering as a man on a mission, even when he doesn’t seem to have anything resembling a plan. Hawke has always been an underrated actor, creating a simple, everyday realism in projects like The Before Trilogy or Boyhood and playing loud and fun as he does here. He and Rapace have a great captor-captee relationship, playing off each other with a mix of irrational behavior from Lars and a more rational way of thinking from Bianca”. I completely agree with this and thought that Ethan Hawke did an excellent job at selling his character and bringing energy to the film. The acting by both actors is phenomenal, and by the end, it makes a lot of sense as to why they have a connection. I really enjoyed this movie with all the heart-pounding action and focus on human connection, Stockholm is a must watch, especially if you are a psychology buff.… Expand
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BeccapierceApr 15, 2019
The soundtrack in this film is phenomenal. So much so that Stockholm was nominated for achievement in sound editing at the Canadian Screen Awards. The soundtrack honestly kept the movie uplifting and really helped to maintain the dark humorThe soundtrack in this film is phenomenal. So much so that Stockholm was nominated for achievement in sound editing at the Canadian Screen Awards. The soundtrack honestly kept the movie uplifting and really helped to maintain the dark humor of the film throughout its entirety. The movie is set it in 1973 Stockholm, Sweden and the Bob Dylan soundtrack perfectly reflects the groove and soul of ‘70’s music. The soundtrack was not distracting from the story behind the movie, because the sound editing skills of the songs only enhanced the mood being portrayed on film. Stockholm is action-packed with exhilarating and hilarious stand-offs between bank robbers and cops. I think this movie works so well and is so uplifting and hilarious is because each character understands and shares the same dark, dry humor with a quick wit. The battle of the wits in this film will make you laugh out loud. I highly recommend this film to those who love to laugh or need a great pick-me-up.… Expand
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rachelkApr 16, 2019
Life seems to work in mysterious ways, although I don’t think I would ever imagine a situation where catching feelings for your captor is possible, but it is, and it is a syndrome called Stockholm Syndrome, which was developed after the bankLife seems to work in mysterious ways, although I don’t think I would ever imagine a situation where catching feelings for your captor is possible, but it is, and it is a syndrome called Stockholm Syndrome, which was developed after the bank robbery in Stockholm Sweden in 1973. The movie "Stockholm" portrays the story of the woman who seemed to have fallen under the spell of her captor after being held hostage in the bank for multiple days. It’s a very unusual and thought-provoking story line that I thought the movie did a great job of exemplifying. Strongly suggest everyone go see this movie.… Expand
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maxebryanApr 23, 2019
Stockholm is an enjoyable hostage/heist film based around the event that coined the phrase, “Stockholm Syndrome.” Which, if you don’t know, is when a captee feels sympathy for their captor. The film takes a highly dramatic subject matter andStockholm is an enjoyable hostage/heist film based around the event that coined the phrase, “Stockholm Syndrome.” Which, if you don’t know, is when a captee feels sympathy for their captor. The film takes a highly dramatic subject matter and presents it as a comedy, which made it both easier and more fun for its audience to process and understand how a person might actually succumb to Stockholm syndrome. The screenplay was cleverly written so that you too, the viewer, might have found yourself sympathizing with the criminal/captor of this tale as his main goal seemed to be nothing more malicious than to get his buddy out of jail. Part of what might have swayed you, and what eventually swayed the hostages, was that he often went out of way to care for his hostages and ensure they were treated while they were held captive. This included letting one of them phone her family and requesting tampons from the police for another. It was all very funny and as the film suggests early on, very “absurd,” but aside from the story, the 70’s aesthetics were nailed perfectly with big budget b-roll of a 70’s Stockholm, an attractive color pallet focused mostly on orange and teal, and some Bob Dylan songs included in the film’s soundtrack. The acting was also memorable and noteworthy with primary characters portrayed by Noomi Rapace, Ethan Hawke, and Mark Strong. A good film worth watching.… Expand
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madiiApr 22, 2019
Stockholm’s far more than just your typical heist movie. With incredible performances, witty writing, and a great soundtrack, Stockholm brings a unique heist story to life in the only way acceptable for such an unbelievable story. The film isStockholm’s far more than just your typical heist movie. With incredible performances, witty writing, and a great soundtrack, Stockholm brings a unique heist story to life in the only way acceptable for such an unbelievable story. The film is sarcastic and dark, but lighthearted and can make you smile at times. The script made me laugh at points, especially Ethan Hawke’s character and his lines. Definitely worth a watch.… Expand
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cecilecoop5Apr 16, 2019
I love a film that can captivate me in the way that “Stockholm” was able to do! The film tells the true story of the origin of Stockholm Syndrome, following bank robber Lars Nystrom (played by Ethan Hawke who does an incredible job in theI love a film that can captivate me in the way that “Stockholm” was able to do! The film tells the true story of the origin of Stockholm Syndrome, following bank robber Lars Nystrom (played by Ethan Hawke who does an incredible job in the role) as he strives to get the Swedish government to release his best friend from custody. It masterfully combines well-written, humorous dialogue with characters that have great chemistry and grow with each other perfectly. This characterization is so important to the overall feeling of the film; it’s obvious that the film is written to make the viewer sympathize with the captor and leave the film feeling the same as the captives. My eyes were glued to the screen as the action unfolded, and I highly recommend you allow this film to take you over as well!… Expand
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jordanthomas13Apr 19, 2019
Stockholm’s absurdity is in its concept- the idea that a seemingly threatening bank heist could turn into something exciting for the captives involved. The twist isn’t in the stress of completing the heist, but the relationships that form inStockholm’s absurdity is in its concept- the idea that a seemingly threatening bank heist could turn into something exciting for the captives involved. The twist isn’t in the stress of completing the heist, but the relationships that form in its midst. These people have formed a bond due to Lars’ compassion and inability to act as a believable threat. Instead he wants everyone to be comfortable and well-treated, while having the appearance of being dangerous to the police so he can get what he wants. It’s the scenes in those intimate spaces, the odd but real moments and bonds that occur, that really make the film captivating.… Expand
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nicolevaughnApr 29, 2019
Thrilling, exhilarating, and funny—Stockholm not only uses timeless music from legend Bob Dylan, but it also portrays the classic heist-action movie through dark humor. The film displays the origin of the psychological term “StockholmThrilling, exhilarating, and funny—Stockholm not only uses timeless music from legend Bob Dylan, but it also portrays the classic heist-action movie through dark humor. The film displays the origin of the psychological term “Stockholm syndrome,” defined as when a hostage develops feelings of trust or empathy towards their captors. Typically examined in a serious tone, director Robert Budreau exemplifies this psychological development through sarcastic humor, livening the film alongside the thrilling action. Being an enormous fan of dark comedies, this film definitely does not run short in its subtle yet laughable humor. I highly recommend this film, as the combination of comedy and dramatic action truly encapsulated my attention.… Expand
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MikeyJohn96Apr 25, 2019
If you are a crime-thriller buff, you need to watch Stockholm. It’s full of suspense and intensity and keeps your eyes glued to the screen. Based on the 1973 Nourmalmstorg Robbery in Sweden, it showcases how a man raids a Stockholm bank andIf you are a crime-thriller buff, you need to watch Stockholm. It’s full of suspense and intensity and keeps your eyes glued to the screen. Based on the 1973 Nourmalmstorg Robbery in Sweden, it showcases how a man raids a Stockholm bank and in the process takes hostages and keeps them captive for days. A lot of negotiation goes on between the criminals and the police but nothing seems to be getting accomplished. The film quickly picks up and keeps you on the edge of your seat. I highly suggest you watch it of you love thriller movies.… Expand
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alexaustinApr 25, 2019
For anyone who enjoys heist films, I highly recommend giving “Stockholm” a watch! It’s not like other heist films, it’s based on the absurd but true story of the 1973 Swedish hostage crisis. It tells the true story of how the term “StockholmFor anyone who enjoys heist films, I highly recommend giving “Stockholm” a watch! It’s not like other heist films, it’s based on the absurd but true story of the 1973 Swedish hostage crisis. It tells the true story of how the term “Stockholm Syndrome” was created. When Bianca Lind, the victim, sees the true personality of the bank robber, Lars Nystrom, she begins to feel sympathy towards him. The film shows aspects of suspense, comedy, love, and much more. It’s truly a diverse and entertaining film.… Expand
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LiveTessMay 28, 2019
The movie "Stockholm" took a different route than most crime movies. It stood out to me as one of the most original movies I have seen recently. Normal crime movies wouldn't include a hostage falling for her kidnapper. It just isn't somethingThe movie "Stockholm" took a different route than most crime movies. It stood out to me as one of the most original movies I have seen recently. Normal crime movies wouldn't include a hostage falling for her kidnapper. It just isn't something you see often. This movie took a hostage situation to the next extreme when writing that a hostage would actually catch feelings for someone who is putting her life in danger. I recommend this to anyone who wants to see a original crime movie that is unlike any other.… Expand
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karaelizabethMay 20, 2019
Stockholm was such an interesting watch! The layered complexity that the actors established within the characters’ relationships will have audiences guessing, as you never know who is on the same side. I also thought that Noomi Rapace gave aStockholm was such an interesting watch! The layered complexity that the actors established within the characters’ relationships will have audiences guessing, as you never know who is on the same side. I also thought that Noomi Rapace gave a stand out performance as the female lead, subtly balancing strength and vulnerability and humanizing the psychological phenomenon of Stockholm Syndrome. The entire cast also maintained a level of honesty that seamlessly balanced the juxtaposition of the film’s dark comedy and at times absurd tone. Overall, I really enjoyed the cast’s performance and how they brought to life an outrageous yet true story!… Expand
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nicoletteMay 17, 2019
From books to stages to the big screen, the bond between brothers is a theme that many of us enjoy exploring. Stockholm falls somewhere in between Lion King and Step Brothers when it comes to the two leading bank robbers. Robert BudreauFrom books to stages to the big screen, the bond between brothers is a theme that many of us enjoy exploring. Stockholm falls somewhere in between Lion King and Step Brothers when it comes to the two leading bank robbers. Robert Budreau directs Ethan Hawke and Mark Strong in a hilarious best friend, brotherly love/hate relationship. Hawke’s character, Lars, robs a bank and as one of his demands he orders his best friend, Gunner (Mark Strong), be released from prison. Throughout the movie we learn about their history together and see the differences in their personalities and changes in their dynamic with each other. The difference between loyalty and blind devotion is tested and tried. With an insane level of machisimo, broken trust, and misguided affection, Stockholm is a great movie for anyone who loves a drama with twists and turns!… Expand
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CharlieKoederMay 22, 2019
Just like the opening credits say, Robert Budreau’s newest film, Stockholm, is both ‘true and absurd!’ Whether it’s the captivating acting of Ethan Hawke, the laughable attempts by the Swedish police to stop the bank robbers, or hostagesJust like the opening credits say, Robert Budreau’s newest film, Stockholm, is both ‘true and absurd!’ Whether it’s the captivating acting of Ethan Hawke, the laughable attempts by the Swedish police to stop the bank robbers, or hostages playing dead for the sake of their captors, you’ll fall in love with how absurd this film truly is. Not only is the writing, directing, and acting phenomenal, but Budreau continues to dazzle the audience with perfectly timed tunes from Bob Dylan that hooks both the audience and captors to the forces of Ethan Hawke’s character. I can’t help but recommend this all around stunningly ‘absurd’ film to audiences!… Expand
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elannfrancisMay 21, 2019
From start to finish, Stockholm is a wild ride through the historical event that inspired the term “stockholm syndrome.” The movie sells its “absurd” premise completely, navigating the line between comedy and suspense expertly. What reallyFrom start to finish, Stockholm is a wild ride through the historical event that inspired the term “stockholm syndrome.” The movie sells its “absurd” premise completely, navigating the line between comedy and suspense expertly. What really did the most for me was the performances, especially from Ethan Hawke and Noomi Rapace, whose peculiar romance really reinforces the effects of the aforementioned syndrome. Hawke really steals the show, as he’s usually typecast in serious roles, but here, his comedic timing and charm make him such a standout character, and despite the gravity of the crime he’s committing, is still the one you root for all the way till the end. I would highly recommend this film for anyone who enjoys a Tarantino-esque romp or for anyone who enjoys a good dark comedy.… Expand
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aylafuttermanMay 20, 2019
All he wanted was a Ford Mustang. There are multiple ways one can go about acquiring a car, but of course, as a last resort you can always rob a country’s largest bank and demand one in return for the safe release of three hostages. This isAll he wanted was a Ford Mustang. There are multiple ways one can go about acquiring a car, but of course, as a last resort you can always rob a country’s largest bank and demand one in return for the safe release of three hostages. This is exactly how Stockholm protagonist Lars Nystrom came upon one. At first glance, Ethan Hawke’s character seems an amateur bank robber with absurd requests for his negotiators - complete with a “cowboy” persona that an audience easily finds laughable. However, as a seemingly lighthearted storyline unfolds into a dark and solemn tale based on true events, we bear witness to a most interesting character development of Nystrom; leading both viewers, and the innocents he holds hostage, to consider that there may be more to what meets the eye. You can decide for yourself.… Expand
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kaylacarringtonMay 21, 2019
Stockholm is about the real life Stockholm, Sweden 1973 bank heist and hostage dilemma from which the famous term “Stockholm Syndrome” was dubbed. Following Lars Nystrom (Ethan Hawke) and his attempt to hold hostages in exchange for hisStockholm is about the real life Stockholm, Sweden 1973 bank heist and hostage dilemma from which the famous term “Stockholm Syndrome” was dubbed. Following Lars Nystrom (Ethan Hawke) and his attempt to hold hostages in exchange for his friend’s release from prison, the movie portrays the steady transformation of the relationships between each hostage and captor. The subtlety of emotions and changes in tone was what made this movie so special and was what helped me to better understand how somebody as strong as Bianca (Noomi Rapace) could succumb to feelings of empathy and possibly even love for her imprisoner. Because of this, I would highly recommend watching this movie.… Expand
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AlexisNikholMay 22, 2019
One of my favorite movies of the summer thus far has been Stockholm. The film was written and directed by Robert Budreau, and it is an action-adventure romance comedy that seems to transcend the conventions of every genre that it encompasses.One of my favorite movies of the summer thus far has been Stockholm. The film was written and directed by Robert Budreau, and it is an action-adventure romance comedy that seems to transcend the conventions of every genre that it encompasses. The film is witty and clever. The film is based on the 1973 bank robbery in Stockholm Sweden that resulted in the psychological diagnosis of Stockholm syndrome. The film stars Ethan Hawke, Noomi Rapace, and Mark Strong; each delivering a clever and heartfelt performance. The performances in this film are strong. The heartfelt delivery by all three actors and the rather hopeful ending of the film left me extremely satisfied. I recommend anyone looking for an action comedy go and see this film immediately.… Expand
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JayColeMay 23, 2019
Stockholm examines the traumatic experience of a hostage situation and projects it in a way that places the viewer in the space of the characters. The chemistry between Ethan Hawke and Noomi Rapace feels intense and real as we get to see theStockholm examines the traumatic experience of a hostage situation and projects it in a way that places the viewer in the space of the characters. The chemistry between Ethan Hawke and Noomi Rapace feels intense and real as we get to see the action unfold which really enhances the intimacy of the situation at hand and provide a look at the development of Stockholm Syndrome. I believe this is a movie worth watching and I would recommend you to see for yourself.… Expand
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Mauro_LanariNov 27, 2019
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One wondered why the Americans have taken 45 years to shoot a movie about the '73 event. Considering the disengaged entertainment result, some answers came up.
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