Corridor
(2010)
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Frank
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Ylva Gallon | ... |
Lotte
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Margreth Weivers | ... |
Ann
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Örjan Landström | ... |
Lenny
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Marie Delleskog | ... |
Obducent
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Lars Väringer | ... |
Föreläsare
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Bo Wettergren | ... |
Anton
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Eric Stern | ... |
Olof
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Daniel Adolfsson | ... |
Kursare
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Victoria Brattström | ... |
Polis 1
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Tone Helly-Hansen | ... |
Polis 2
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Göran Lundborg | ... |
Föreläsare 2
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Olle Wirenhed | ... |
Vakt
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Lonely medical student Frank is pleased with his flat, a quiet place to focus on his coming exams. But when he meets the girl upstairs, the intrusive Lotte, he realizes there is something wrong with the place. Each time he leaves his apartment, Frank is scared... the talkative concierge, the annoying child, the love-sick Lotte, her brutal ex-boyfriend and above all, her new jealous boyfriend, the scary Micke, they all seem to be Frank's enemies. Written by EastWest Filmdistribution
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Country:
SwedenLanguage:
SwedishRelease Date:
29 June 2012 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
Corridor See more »Filming Locations:
Gothenburg, Västra Götalands län, SwedenCompany Credits
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CORRIDOR reminds me of a time when suspense was the critical element of any good thriller, and gore took a backseat (if it were even a passenger). The psychological impact of this film truly surprised me, as I fell victim to the moodiness and masterfully increasing tension as the film progressed. Literally on the edge of my seat throughout, I loved that while I didn't like the main character, I found myself relating to his plight and growing very sympathetic towards him as the story unfolded. This is a cleverly crafted thriller, both fast-moving and suspenseful. It's the kind of film I desperately want to own on DVD or BluRay so I can force my friends to watch it, knowing they will be forever grateful that I did. I highly recommend it to any thriller fan who is not afraid of a few subtitles.