Uno 2004
"You can't stand alone forever"
In Aksel Hennie's tense Norwegian drama *Uno* (2004), the tight-knit friendship between gym instructors David and Morten unravels under the shadow of Jarle, a ruthless local crime figure who peddles steroids alongside his son Lars.
Director: Aksel Hennie
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Uno (2004) about?
The film follows gym instructors David and Morten whose lives spiral when they get entangled with Jarle, a violent steroid dealer, and his son. Their once-unbreakable friendship is strained as survival forces them into morally compromising choices under Jarle's oppressive influence.
Who directed Uno?
Aksel Hennie directed *Uno*, bringing his experience as an actor and filmmaker to this intense character-driven drama.
Who stars in Uno?
The lead roles are played by Aksel Hennie, Nicolai Cleve Broch, and Bjørn Floberg, supported by Espen Juul Kristiansen and Ahmed Zeyan.
Is Uno (2004) worth watching?
While IMDb has not rated *Uno* (2004), its tight plotting, strong performances, and tense atmosphere make it a compelling watch for fans of gritty Scandinavian dramas. The film's moral dilemmas and raw intensity add layers worth discussing.
How long is Uno?
The runtime of *Uno* (2004) is 103 minutes.
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About Uno (2004) — A gritty Norwegian drama about friendship, crime, and compromise
In Aksel Hennie's tense Norwegian drama *Uno* (2004), the tight-knit friendship between gym instructors David and Morten unravels under the shadow of Jarle, a ruthless local crime figure who peddles steroids alongside his son Lars. The film burrows into the suffocating grip of their environment, where loyalty is tested and survival depends on bending to brutal demands. With its claustrophobic atmosphere and raw performances, *Uno* (2004) explores the cost of compromise and the illusion of control in a world where solidarity is a fleeting illusion.
Hennie crafts a story that's as much about moral decay as it is about physical endurance, with the gym serving as a microcosm of societal pressures. The chemistry between Hennie and Nicolai Cleve Broch crackles as their bond frays under the weight of Jarle's sadistic rule, making *Uno* a gripping character study of complicity and consequence.