Gustav Möller
as Director
The crime film The Guilty, starring Jakob Cedergren, Jessica Dinnage, Omar Shargawi, etc., directed by Gustav Möller, was released on October 19, 2018 in Denmark. It tells the story of A police officer assigned alarm dispatch duty enters a race against time when he answers an emergency call from a kidnapped woman. This is a Crime, Drama, Thriller film with a runtime of 85 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 7.5/10 from 68,680 viewers.
Gustav Möller
as Director
Jakob Cedergren
as Asger Holm
Jessica Dinnage
as Iben
Omar Shargawi
as Rashid
Johan Gotthardt Olsen
as Michael
Jacob Lohmann
as Bo
Katinka Evers-Jahnsen
as Mathilde
Jeanette Lindbæk
as Vagtleder Nordsjælland
Simon Bennebjerg
as Junkie
Laura Bro
as Journalist
Morten Suurballe
as Mand på Skælbækgade
Guuled Abdi Youssef
as Mand ved natklub
Caroline Løppke
as Fuld kvinde
Peter Christoffersen
as Politiassistent i hus
Nicolai Wendelboe
as Politiassistent i bil
Morten Thunbo
as Alarmoperatør #1
Maria Gersby
as Alarmoperatør #2
Anders Brink Madsen
as Alarmoperatør #3
Tommy Bach
as Aftenvagten
Gustav Möller
as Writer
Emil Nygaard Albertsen
as Writer
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
I only found out this brilliant film existed because of the Netflix remake and when I did I made the wise choice to watch this one first. I haven't seen the remake yet but I know from bitter experience it won't be as good. I can only imagine how annoyed I would have been to see the newer version, have the ending revealed to me and only THEN go watch the Danish original, already knowing how it would all resolve. This is a riveting, taut, intelligent, atmospheric thriller with believable characters, a tight script, and strong emotional impact. The direction, lighting, camerawork, music (minimal) and so forth are all on point from start to finish. Watch this 85-minute emotional rollercoaster now!
What a awesome movie. Don't watch the one on Netflix watch this one.
Had to turn off the movie after 30 minutes. Having worked in Copenhagen Police for 7 years patrolling and with almost daily visits to dispatch I got so annoyed that apparently no research was done on how emergency service and dispatch works. If a case like that happens there would always be several people involved from the get go. The emergency caller can always stay on the phone and he's writing updates on a computer that dispatch can see (they are also in the same room). There's always a good and helpful vibe between colleagues as it's in everyone's best interest to solve the task given. The way the colleagues communicate in the movie is simply so far from reality. I'm obviously fully aware that this is fiction and drama. But when choosing a narrative that tries to look authentic - you should at least make a better effort to make it authentic. This is so far off - unfortunately!
My Rating : 6/10 Crisp and creative, reminded me greatly of 12 Angry Men except here we have 1 guilty man. 'The Guilty' is tense, gripping and truly an impressive feat for a movie that takes place at a 911 emergency call centre and has mainly the one actor talking on the phone the entire time. It is not so much about what is shown on screen but what imagery the viewer conjures up in their minds that makes it a really enthralling watch. Aren't we all guilty of something or the other we've done in our past?
You've got my attention all the way through. We chose to watch this original version over the American one and really glad we did!! We don't know the principal actor so it was very easy to believe the character of the policeman (and not watch another hollywood star). It's incredible how with a really great script, one very believable actor, no fancy action that you can make a very impactful film. Bravo!
Why has the director done NO research into how serious crime is handled by emergency services? Unwatchable.
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