Storm 2005
"You may have forgotten your past, but it hasn't forgotten you…"
When a self-assured young man in his late twenties believes he has life figured out, a chance encounter shatters his carefully constructed routine.
Director: Måns Mårlind
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Storm (2005) about?
The film follows DD, a self-reliant 30-year-old man whose life unravels when he encounters Lova, a woman fleeing dangerous pursuers. Reluctantly pulled into her ordeal, he's forced to face a traumatic history he's tried to leave behind.
Who directed Storm?
Måns Mårlind directed *Storm*, bringing his signature flair for atmospheric tension to this Nordic thriller.
Who stars in Storm?
The cast features Eric Ericson as DD, Eva Röse as Lova, Jonas Karlsson, Lina Englund, and Peter Engman in key roles.
Is Storm (2005) worth watching?
*Storm* (2005) is a solid pick for fans of Nordic thrillers, offering tight pacing, moral ambiguity, and a haunting mystery. While not widely rated, its tense tone and character-driven stakes make it a compelling watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is Storm?
The film runs for 110 minutes.
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About Storm (2005) — A Nordic Thriller Where the Past Catches Up
When a self-assured young man in his late twenties believes he has life figured out, a chance encounter shatters his carefully constructed routine.
Eric Ericson stars as DD, a man convinced he can navigate the world alone, until a desperate woman—Lova—crosses his path, pursued by sinister forces with violent intentions. Forced into a harrowing odyssey he never asked for, DD must confront a shadowy past he thought he'd buried. Directed by Måns Mårlind, *Storm* (2005) is a gripping Nordic thriller that blends psychological tension with relentless suspense. The film's moody atmosphere and layered mystery explore themes of memory, fate, and the fragility of control, keeping viewers on edge as alliances shift and danger lurks around every corner.