This is an effective minimalist thriller that keeps you glued to the screen. You may remember other films carried out almost entirely by a single character like Locke (2013) starring Tom Hardy or even Buried (2010) starring Ryan Reynolds, but in my opinion, Den Skyldige is definitely different and definitely better.
The good performance of the main role is essential to fit into a tremendous script, full of awkward silences and shocking stories. The main call, you don't see it coming. It hits you with the brutality of the entire film genre. It kicks you on the ground and you don't even want to defend yourself. You look (or listen) in awe and they didn't even need a single pixel of visual effect, nor a second of the presence of a stuntman.
Here we see the great importance of a job well done, only in the field of audio and sound montage within a film.
Simply brilliant. One of the best danish films that I've seen.
The good performance of the main role is essential to fit into a tremendous script, full of awkward silences and shocking stories. The main call, you don't see it coming. It hits you with the brutality of the entire film genre. It kicks you on the ground and you don't even want to defend yourself. You look (or listen) in awe and they didn't even need a single pixel of visual effect, nor a second of the presence of a stuntman.
Here we see the great importance of a job well done, only in the field of audio and sound montage within a film.
Simply brilliant. One of the best danish films that I've seen.