Une vie honnête

Exciting and suspenseful movie with a comedic touch. The actor playing Ludwig's friend Victor (Fabian Hedlund) had immaculate timing and made the whole movie stand out. He managed to combine the uncanny personality with more than a slight hind of entitlement. The way he conveyed the role was pure and truthful. Someone to keep an eye on!

This is a drama and action movie about a new law student who is drawn from his studies into a anarchist type group.

Entertaining enough and it illustrates the "them" and "us" between those who have plenty of money and those who do not.

The elder in the anarchist group is really what can be called a "champagne socialist".

The story has sufficient action and a sort of morality to it keeping the viewer engaged.

It is a Swedish picture dubbed into English.

Worth a look!

6 and a half rounded up=

7/10.

Truly not a fim for everyone - extremely unique from Swedish Netflix and Swedish film industry at all! But genuinely one of the best entry's of Netflix Originals ever! And one of the best Swedish films ive seen!

But wow this special psychological drama clearly wanting to catch an intelligent and intellectual audience manages to be on a stable level of artistic expression aswell as feeling modern, new and fresh! But at the same time melancholic

The acting is fabulous everwhere - fits very well for this special characters and story which is rarely produced in film.

Directing and cinematography is amazing, aswell as the soundtrack as

Something really special! A artsy, bold, raw, dark, deep and smart film that stays for awhile - that brings something new and that makes you think.

I had very low expectations for this movie but somehow I really like it. A few actors stand out, Simon (Simon Lööf) and Carles (Peter Andersson).

Without spoiling anything, this is an original movie with some thrilling parts and some dramatic parts. And even though it's special and not for everyone, it never felt boring.

I also really like the soundtrack. For a low budget movie there's a bunch of nice tracks that I didn't expect.

Worth a watch!

This attempt of intellectual filmmaking fails so hard it's rather impressive. After 45 minutes of running time I just want to shout out, please please please stop meandering and start telling an engaging story.

Instead its greatest achievement, which it completely succeed in delivering is - boring the h-ll of the audience. Not for a single moment do I care or wonder where the split is taking me - it's beyond boring actually. It's dull.

Not even the impressive budget for famous music tracks can make up for this absolute dud of movie.