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Harald Rosenløw-Eeg (writer)
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25 August 2006 (Norway)
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Turning his back on a delinquent past and joining the police force, HP is determined to start doing the right thing. Soon he finds himself trapped in a web of lies, stretching out from both sides of the law. HP soon realizes that his present mission is closely connected to his own past, and that everything he worked so hard to escape from, is coming back to haunt him. | add synopsis
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Nicolai Cleve Broch | ... | Hans Petter | |
| Ane Dahl Torp | ... | Mette | |
| Ahmed Zeyan | ... | Marco | |
| Bjørn Floberg | ... | Frank Hermansen | |
| Ingar Helge Gimle | ... | Makker | |
| Eivind Sander | ... | Henning | |
| Kim Sørensen | ... | Anders | |
| Anne Krigsvoll | ... | Mother | |
| Thorsten Flinck | ... | Radovan | |
| Nicholas Hope | ... | The dealer | |
| Bartek Kaminski | ... | Vekteren | |
| Jørgen Emmanuel | ... | Tim | |
| Anne Ryg | ... | Avdelingsleder | |
| Heidi Gjermundsen | ... | Lege (as Heidi Gjermundsen Broch) | |
| Marlene Vilberg | ... | Danskens datter |
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Restless (International: English title)
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104 min
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All though this story is interesting in itself, the underlying emotional aspect is not given enough weight. Unfortunately the script is not good enough to make us understand, or at least care, about HP's bad and confusing choices during this 104 minutes. He makes weird and stupid decisions over and over again and it is just irritating...! The inter-human relations in this story are in addition badly reproduced. HP and Makker, HP and Mette, HP and Marco, HP and his dead father... We don't get the feeling that he is close to any of them, and yet their relation is supposed to mean more than what the film is able to express. Another thing that is weird, are scenes where people start shouting to each other without any obvious reason... People can get "caught in the moment" and engaged in a discussion of course, but two men yelling at each other in a block-apartment still seems weird when you see it on-screen. Difficult to explain, it just seemed a bit... "off". The action scenes is not at all bad. Norwegian film is definitely improving on this aspect. Nicolai Cleve Broch is a great actor, and he is convincing in his role as HP, but his character is not nuanced enough. I blame the script, cause he has already proved that he can manage this ambivalence in "Uno". Ane Dahl Torp is okay as Mette, but doesn't give much extra to the film. Ahmed Zeyan as Marco is also okay, but none of them "blows me away". Ingar Helge Gimle as "Makker" is all wrong!