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I enjoy off-Hollywood movies, they tend to be rather original or at least have a good plot. Often it's refreshing to watch new actors and actresses as well - and maybe a new angle of photography. But in order to keep my focus the movie must have at more good than bad when it comes to;

• Actors
• Photography
• Editing
• Script

This movie (at least the first 22 minutes I managed to watch) comes up short on too many of the above mentioned points too keep my interest for the remaining part of the movie.

Movies, art, food are all a matter of taste, but this one is definitely not my cup of tea. The suspence which should be there is ruined by the bad acting, and the huge B-Movie impression that hit you already after a few minutes.

Being a Scandinavian I try to watch the Scandinavian movies out there, but I seriously had a hard time not turning this one off quite a few times.

Inexperienced actors, silly gunhandling, stereotypic plot and the pace is so slow it should neither be considered action, nor a thriller.

There are some seriously dumb scenes in this movie, and I won't spoil them, but I wonder if the producer was out on his coffe break when those scenes were recorded.

There are som scenic shots of Stockholm, but that's about it.

There are way better Scandinavian movies out there so I'd recommend chosing another movie to watch.

I like Danish crime, and this is made on the Feroe Island with nice nature scenery as a bonus. The episodes builds up tension pretty good, but unfortunately it lacks new inspiration. It has too many similarities with other crime series, and the revelation of who killed whom was dissapointing. But there might be a season two, so absolutely not bad, but it did not reach its full potential.