Letterboxd — Your life in film

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Very good, Clarice.

Amazing film, and stunning to both look at and listen to!!

Coward.

This is what a great horror is all about and what modern horrors forget.
A modern horror is all about how many times can you scare people, where this one keeps actually keeps a very creepy vibe throughout the entite film.
I love how all the very strong colors are used in the specific scenes to amplify this creepy vibe... and it works! 
I can definitely recommend this film.

Et stykke dansk mesterværk.

Tears.

This movie cost 95M dollars to make....

Love thy family..

I really liked the theme of the film, but unfortunately it’s executed very poorly.
It feels almost like they couldn’t decide if they wanted it to be funny, thrilling or serious and then just gave it a go with all 3 genres.

Despite not being a huge fan of danish movies in general, a few have crossed my path that i really enjoyed watching.

The Guilty, Den Skyldige, sure is one of Them.. it managed to keep me at the edge of my seat, almost from the first phone call our lead character answers.
They way you follow Asger Holm through his shift, and see his emotions evolve and mold as he desperately tries to help a defenceless and scared woman over the phone, with no real way of helping her, other than to call up the nearest police station.

Bravo Denmark.
Indeed a great and thrilling film.

The plot thickens..