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Framed 1988

★ 5.847 votes101 min📅 1988-02-26

"An action movie with Björn Skifs made by Jonas Frick"

In *Framed (1988)*, Jonas Frick crafts a high-stakes action-comedy that blends prison chaos with a desperate man's fight for justice. Björn Skifs stars as Conny, a chemistry teacher wrongly accused of drug possession, tossed into prison where survival trumps truth.

Director: Jonas Frick

Cast

Björn Skifs
Björn Skifs
Conny
Gino Samil
Hjelm
Johan Ulveson
Johan Ulveson
Pege
Magnus Nilsson
Gränges
Stefan Sauk
Stefan Sauk
Alf Brinke
Gunnel Fred
Gunnel Fred
Susanne Lindh
Michael Druker
Norinder
Kåre Sigurdson
Dr. Sörman
Hans Rosenfeldt
Hans Rosenfeldt
Glenn
Allan Svensson
Allan Svensson
Lawyer

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Framed (1988) about?

*Framed* follows Conny, a chemistry teacher framed for drug possession, who winds up in prison and is forced into a risky heist by inmates. As he fights to clear his name, he crosses paths with a policewoman who could be his salvation—or another complication.

Who directed Framed?

Jonas Frick directed *Framed*, crafting a blend of action and dark comedy that keeps the story unpredictable and engaging.

Who stars in Framed?

The film stars Björn Skifs as Conny, alongside Gino Samil, Johan Ulveson, Magnus Nilsson, and Gunnel Fred in pivotal roles.

Is Framed (1988) worth watching?

With its energetic mix of crime and comedy, *Framed* offers a fun, fast-paced ride—ideal for fans of 1980s action thrillers with Swedish charm. While not a deep drama, its twists and Skifs' performance make it a standout in its genre.

How long is Framed?

Framed runs for 101 minutes.

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About Framed (1988) — A Wrongly Convicted Teacher's Wild Escape from Prison

In *Framed (1988)*, Jonas Frick crafts a high-stakes action-comedy that blends prison chaos with a desperate man's fight for justice. Björn Skifs stars as Conny, a chemistry teacher wrongly accused of drug possession, tossed into prison where survival trumps truth. When inmates coerce him into joining a dangerous heist, Conny's already impossible situation spirals into a frenetic chase for redemption. The film crackles with tense prison corridors, underground deals, and an unexpected ally—a sharp-witted policewoman named Susanne—who might hold the key to his innocence. Frick's direction keeps the tone brisk and unpredictable, balancing slapstick humor with gritty urgency.

As Conny navigates betrayals and narrow escapes, the story explores themes of mistaken identity, resilience, and the blurred line between hero and outlaw. Skifs' charismatic lead performance grounds the chaos, while the supporting cast—including Gino Samil and Johan Ulveson—add layers of intrigue and volatility. With its mix of crime caper energy and underdog drama, *Framed* delivers a Swedish cult classic that's as much about human connection as it is about action.