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Hidden

Original title: Skjult
  • 2009
  • R
  • 1h 35m
IMDb RATING
5.6/10
3.2K
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Hidden (2009)
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HorrorThriller

Painful memories arise when Kai Koss goes back to his childhood home after 19 years and inherits his dead mother's house.Painful memories arise when Kai Koss goes back to his childhood home after 19 years and inherits his dead mother's house.Painful memories arise when Kai Koss goes back to his childhood home after 19 years and inherits his dead mother's house.

  • Director
    • Pål Øie
  • Writer
    • Pål Øie
  • Stars
    • Kristoffer Joner
    • Cecilie A. Mosli
    • Bjarte Hjelmeland
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.6/10
    3.2K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Pål Øie
    • Writer
      • Pål Øie
    • Stars
      • Kristoffer Joner
      • Cecilie A. Mosli
      • Bjarte Hjelmeland
    • 21User reviews
    • 38Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win & 4 nominations total

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    Kristoffer Joner
    Kristoffer Joner
    • Kai Koss
    Cecilie A. Mosli
    • Sara
    • (as Cecilie Mosli)
    Bjarte Hjelmeland
    • Frode
    Marko Iversen Kanic
    • Roy
    • (as Marco Kanic)
    Anders Danielsen Lie
    Anders Danielsen Lie
    • Peter
    Karin Park
    • Miriam
    Eivind Sander
    Eivind Sander
    • Anders
    Arthur Berning
    Arthur Berning
    • Svenna
    Agnes Karin Haaskjold
    • Kai Koss' Mother
    Andreas Haugsbø
    • Kai Koss som barn
    Marius Rusti
    • Peter som barn
    Julie Rusti
    • Anne
    Jon Sigve Skard
    Jon Sigve Skard
    • Stian
    Elisabeth Lillevik
    • Peter's Mother
    Are Strand
    • Peter's Father
    Gabriel August Gjønnes
    • Indianergutt
    Jan Holden
    • Letemannskap
    Marianne Hauge
    • Letemannskap
    • Director
      • Pål Øie
    • Writer
      • Pål Øie
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    User reviews21

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    6Boba_Fett1138

    Nicely done film but the story isn't really going anywhere.

    Guess that in the end this movie is an OK watch but it's also one that had some far more potential, if it had only tried to tell a better story with its movie.

    I just don't like a mystery-thriller, in which we as the viewers know even less about the mystery of the whole story than the main character. It really should be a movie rule that the viewers always must know just as much about what is going on, as the main character. It makes things a whole lot more involving as well to watch and follow.

    This movie just loves to mess with your mind. It's one of those movies in which you are never sure what is real and what is going on in the main characters mind. And the movie just never seems to get enough of this. It doesn't just make the movie complicated but it also makes it a bit of a mess. I honestly started loosing interest in this movie real fast. I just couldn't care anymore about the story or its characters, or were it was all heading toward. It's because you never really know whats real or not and what is the 'secret' the main character is carrying around with him. You could say that it's a movie that tries too hard to be clever and over-complicated with its story, while in fact the story just isn't powerful enough to fully achieve any of this. It also means that the movie trows in just too much stuff, which makes it all a bit of a mess in the long run. Was most of the stuff and mystery really necessary for the movie its plot? No, as it turns out in the end.

    But it nevertheless remains still a well made and great looking Norwegian movie. There is basically just very little wrong with any of its acting, cinematography or visual directing. Its look is the foremost reason why the movie still somewhat works out because it manages to create a great, moody, almost horror-like atmosphere. The movie is also being listed as an horror, though honesty I would still call it more of a thriller than anything else really. There are scare moments in it and all and the atmosphere is kind of creepy but its story is just purely being a typical mystery-thriller one.

    So despite all of the negativity and complaints I have toward this movie, I still consider it as a watchable enough one.

    6/10

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    6lastliberal-853-253708

    My mother poured boiling water on me when I wet the bed.

    Those looking for a typical slasher film need look elsewhere. This is a horror/thriller that takes it time to catch you off guard.

    Kai (Kristoffer Joner) inherits a house after his mother's death. It is pretty decrepit. Perfect for a horror film. In it he finds a lot more than he bargained for. Me? I would have been outta there in 5 minutes! KK (Joner) is dealing with memories and replays from a past that holds secrets. Secrets about the abuse he suffered as a child, and secrets about things he did.

    It takes place not only in the house, but also in the woods, which really adds atmosphere.

    It is nice to see horror films that pace themselves and use startling effects and heavy atmosphere to thrill you instead of over-the-top Hollywood effects. Horror is becoming the domain of the Europeans, while Hollywood engages in torture porn.
    5kosmasp

    Strong beginning

    The movie begins pretty strong and has a strong visual sense throughout. Problem is, that the plot cannot hold the movie together as tight as it thinks it can (or should for that matter). The actors are good in a thriller of this kind. Still struggling to find the fine line of portraying their dilemmas is not really something that will work for most people.

    Apart from that, if you have seen a few movies you won't be really surprised where the movie is heading. And other movies have gone that way better before. Still a decent effort if not a really good movie, at least with a nice scenery and cinematography in general
    4forpassord

    A mess.

    I expected to like this movie since I liked the movie "Villmark" by the same director, but sadly no. The main actor, the filming, the music and sound was good, but: The script was a mess, with people behaving and speaking illogicaly (not just horror-movie-illogicaly like "let's-go-into-the-dark-woods-to-look-for-our-missing-friends-despite-the-serial-killer-illogical), but unnatural in the contexts of the scene the characters are in the movie. The main character does things several times during the movie that in the real world would have gotten him arrested, but he is never arrested, his action seems at times to have no reason since they are rarely explained in the movie making the viewer have to guess time after time, the clues about what have happened and what is happening jumps back and forth between mystery/horror/occult/crime making the movie more confusing and messy than scary/thrilling. And people in this movie are EXTREMELY good at finding Kai Koss, even in the middle of the dark woods, while they at the same time seem to be unable to find the tip of their own nosees during daylight...
    7michel-linschoten

    Forget hack and slash, meet Skjult (English:hidden)

    *Story and characters* The character in this particular movie is very silent. Read the plot, then it gets clear why. This Norwegian movie surprised me big time! The main actor plays his part very well. As well as the supporting roles are well worked out with exception of one. I do blame the actor for that (who plays Roy) he is a very obvious misfit actor to play his role.

    Offcourse remind you, is subjective but still worth mentioning. The movie storyline is not to obvious until halfway the movie then you get the "clue" very easy. I like that, most really B-flick from the 1st min to the end is to predictable. This one is not, and if the clue is out the movie progresses as such. Meaning that the do not try to enhance the mystic around it no more.

    So i would say the characters (mainly the main character) and the storyline are pretty good! *Hack and slash! or....* Thats what i love about this movie! It is not a obvious hack and slash movie. In the entire movie FEW ppl get killed and still managed to keep me at my seat. It is a real suspense horror/thriller movie, and thank god not a Jason Voorhees kind of ripoff! Excellent, and very enjoyable to watch. The langue Norwegian do not worry there is very low on dialog to begin with. But even then it is not a pest true out the movie.

    *Overall* Great suspense thriller/horror. The did a excellent job and this movie is well worth a watch! It has the feel of seven good camera-work nothing cheesy i could detect about this movie. This is one of those, yeah indeed with a low budget you can make a kick-ass movie.

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      Concert for Violin in D minor, RV 245. Allegro
      Composed by Antonio Vivaldi

      Vivaldi Dresden Concerti no. 3

      Performed by Accademia I Filarmonici

      Conductor: Alberto Martini

      Licenced by Naxos

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    • Release date
      • April 3, 2009 (Norway)
    • Country of origin
      • Norway
    • Official site
      • Official site
    • Languages
      • Norwegian
      • Swedish
    • Also known as
      • Скрытые
    • Filming locations
      • Bergen, Hordaland, Norway
    • Production companies
      • Alligator Film
      • Film Fund FUZZ
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    • Budget
      • NOK 12,600,000 (estimated)
    • Gross worldwide
      • $1,489,526
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 35m(95 min)
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby Digital
    • Aspect ratio
      • 2.35 : 1

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