This film is nothing short of a disaster, a terrible and depressing experience that unfortunately paints a chillingly bleak picture of Denmark's possible future. It is a narrative permeated by a frightening reality where foreign gangs seemingly operate freely, turning Danish roads into dangerous zones for ordinary citizens. The film fails in no way to convey hope or a solution, but merely reinforces fear. The dialogue is nothing short of cringeworthy; every second word seems to be foreign ghetto slang, which not only sounds artificial and forced, but also completely out of place and often incomprehensible. It is an auditory nuisance that pulls the viewer out of any sense of immersion and leaves a feeling of annoyance and irritation. Unfortunately, the acting is also of a lamentably low standard. The performances seem amateurish and overacted, which further undermines the film's credibility and makes it almost unbearable to watch. The story lacks depth and nuance, and character development is non-existent. The film is a direct waste of time and money, and it leaves the viewer with a bitter taste in their mouth. One would be hard-pressed to find a more disappointing film. It fails on almost every count, from script to direction and execution. This is a film that should be avoided at all costs.
