Stockholm 2019
"Based on an absurd but true story"
Stockholm (2019), helmed by Robert Budreau, spins a darkly comic twist on the infamous 1973 bank heist that gripped Sweden and captured global headlines.
Director: Robert Budreau
Cast
Ethan Hawke
Lars Nystrom
Noomi Rapace
Bianca Lind
Mark Strong
Gunnar Sorensson
Christopher Heyerdahl
Chief Mattsson
Bea Santos
Klara Mardh
Mark Rendall
Elov Eriksson
Ian Matthews
Detective Halsten Vinter
John Ralston
Detective Jakobsson
Shanti Roney
Olof Palme
Christopher Wagelin
Vincent
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stockholm (2019) about?
The film recounts Sweden's 1973 bank heist turned hostage crisis, where a group of captives unexpectedly formed deep emotional ties with their captors. This psychological twist redefined crime narratives and introduced the world to 'Stockholm Syndrome.' The story unfolds through a mix of tension and dark humor, rooted in real events.
Who directed Stockholm?
Robert Budreau directed Stockholm, bringing a fresh, genre-blending approach to this true crime tale.
Who stars in Stockholm?
The film features Ethan Hawke and Noomi Rapace as the lead captors, alongside Mark Strong, Bea Santos, and Mark Rendall in pivotal roles.
Is Stockholm (2019) worth watching?
With its stellar cast and unique blend of crime and comedy, Stockholm offers a gripping and thought-provoking experience. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its engaging narrative and psychological depth make it a standout entry in the genre.
How long is Stockholm?
The movie runs for 92 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the tension palpable throughout.
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About Stockholm (2019) — The True Crime Hostage Drama That Defied Logic
Stockholm (2019), helmed by Robert Budreau, spins a darkly comic twist on the infamous 1973 bank heist that gripped Sweden and captured global headlines. What began as a routine robbery spiraled into a bizarre hostage crisis when the captives unexpectedly bonded with their captors, defying authority and birthing the term 'Stockholm Syndrome.' This true-crime comedy-drama blends tension with satire, painting a vivid portrait of human psychology under extreme pressure.
Ethan Hawke and Noomi Rapace lead a stellar cast in a film that oscillates between gritty realism and absurd humor, exploring themes of power, survival, and the unpredictable bonds formed in crisis. The confined setting amplifies the claustrophobic tension, while sharp dialogue and nuanced performances keep the narrative both unsettling and darkly entertaining. A must-watch for fans of crime sagas with a psychological edge.
