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9 millimeter (1997)The suburb that is a society in a society, a place where young guys do anything for respect. A place where criminality and violence is a part of life. The movie is about Malik, a guy ... See full summary » Director:Peter Lindmark |
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Malik
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Rebecca Facey | ... |
Carmen
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Rico
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Claudio
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Malou
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Darius
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Rosa
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Darius' Friend
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Anders
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Mameth
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Anna
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Doctor
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The suburb that is a society in a society, a place where young guys do anything for respect. A place where criminality and violence is a part of life. The movie is about Malik, a guy without family and land of origin, and who has made crime and violence to a part of his life. Both to win respect, and to support himself. Written by Mikael Svardh <m95_svl@m.kth.se>
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Country:
SwedenLanguage:
SwedishRelease Date:
24 January 1997 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
9 mm See more »Filming Locations:
Rinkeby, Stockholm, Stockholms län, SwedenCompany Credits
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_9 Millimeter_ presents something of a contradiction. Visually, it's good, with some great shots and sequences. Several scenes are better than good, among them a largely black-and-white bank heist scene. However, it also has a "too long" feel and the plot drags for an unpleasantly large portion of the film. This is a pity, because it starts off well; however, the conclusion lacks real closure and leaves the viewer hanging