The Comet 2017
"Do you still believe in UFOs?"
In this atmospheric 2017 drama, director Bård Røssevold crafts a haunting tale of a young man's desperate quest to uncover the truth behind his father's sudden disappearance.
Director: Bård Røssevold
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Comet (2017) about?
The film centers on Gustav, a 20-year-old who grew up with the unresolved disappearance of his father, which coincided with a comet's rare passing over Earth. Now determined to uncover the truth, Gustav embarks on a personal investigation that challenges his own beliefs and the stories he's been told.
Who directed The Comet?
The Comet was directed by Bård Røssevold, a Norwegian filmmaker known for his intimate, character-driven storytelling.
Who stars in The Comet?
The film features Axel Bøyum in the lead role, joined by Theresa Eggesbø, Trond Espen Seim, Jørgen Langhelle, and Cecilie A. Mosli.
Is The Comet (2017) worth watching?
For fans of atmospheric dramas that blend mystery with emotional depth, The Comet (2017) offers a solid watch. While not widely rated, its focus on personal discovery and an intriguing premise makes it a compelling choice for those drawn to character-led narratives.
How long is The Comet?
The Comet has a runtime of 72 minutes.
About The Comet (2017) — A Drama About Belief, Truth, and the Mysteries We Chase
In this atmospheric 2017 drama, director Bård Røssevold crafts a haunting tale of a young man's desperate quest to uncover the truth behind his father's sudden disappearance. When a comet streaked across the sky twelve years earlier, it marked both the night 20-year-old Gustav's father vanished without a trace and the beginning of his own relentless search for answers. The Comet (2017) blends mystery with deeply personal stakes, as Gustav navigates a world where childhood beliefs collide with harsh reality. With a brooding tone and emotional depth, the film explores themes of memory, closure, and the enduring pull of the unknown.
Axel Bøyum delivers a compelling performance as Gustav, embodying the film's quiet intensity and quiet desperation. Alongside Theresa Eggesbø and a strong supporting cast, the story unfolds with a sense of quiet urgency, blending introspection with suspense. As Gustav digs deeper, the line between legend and truth blurs, leaving audiences to wonder whether some mysteries are meant to stay unsolved—or if the cosmos itself holds the key.