Trigger 2017
In *Trigger (2017)*, director Julie R. Ølgaard crafts a taut psychological thriller that unfolds in just six tense minutes.
Director: Julie R. Ølgaard
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Trigger (2017) about?
A young consigliere is summoned for a mysterious drive into the woods, where silence and dread build toward an unsettling revelation. The atmosphere is thick with tension as the protagonist realizes the trip is far from innocent.
Who directed Trigger?
Julie R. Ølgaard directed *Trigger*, bringing her keen eye for suspense to this compact yet gripping thriller.
Who stars in Trigger?
The film features Stine Fischer Christensen, Ellen Hillingsø, Laura Christensen, and director Julie R. Ølgaard.
Is Trigger (2017) worth watching?
As a short thriller, *Trigger* excels in delivering suspense in a minimalist format. While its runtime is brief, the tension and atmosphere make it a compelling watch for fans of the genre.
How long is Trigger?
Trigger runs for 6 minutes.
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About Trigger (2017) — A chilling 6-minute thriller that grips from the first frame
In *Trigger (2017)*, director Julie R. Ølgaard crafts a taut psychological thriller that unfolds in just six tense minutes. The story follows a young consigliere who's suddenly ordered to drive into the woods with no explanation—an ominous request that sets the stage for an unsettling journey. As she navigates the eerie, isolated landscape, the atmosphere grows heavier, blending dread with a creeping sense of inevitability. Ølgaard's sharp direction and the film's minimalist storytelling create a tightly coiled tension, leaving audiences to question what lies ahead.
The cast delivers a compelling performance, with Stine Fischer Christensen leading the charge as the protagonist caught in a web of uncertainty. Laura Christensen and Ellen Hillingsø add layers of intrigue to the narrative, while Ølgaard's own involvement behind the camera ensures a cohesive vision. *Trigger* is a microcosm of suspense, where every detail—from the flickering car headlights to the oppressive silence—amplifies the underlying unease. Perfect for fans of compact, high-stakes thrillers, this short film packs a punch far beyond its brief runtime.