Boasting an all star cast of Kim Bodnia, Nikolaj Lie-Kaas and Trine Dyrholm, Annette K Olesen's
The Shooter is not at all what international audiences have come to expect from Danish cinema. Eschewing the arthouse it looks to be a slick, polished thriller gunning straight for mainstream audiences. And it appears to be very much on target.
Denmark is in turmoil as it becomes known that the government has broken
a crucial election promise not to extract oil in the beautiful and
vulnerable Arctic. The potential consequences are incalculable and
journalist Julie takes up the battle through a debate with those
responsible. But Rasmus, a geophycisist who has just returned from the
Arctic, feels a need to resort to extreme methods. Equipped with a gun,
he not only takes the government hostage, but the whole of Copenhagen as
well. His demand is that the drilling must stop or he will start
killing people.
A remake of a 1977 film, you can see the first trailer for this latest version of
The Shooter below.
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"A remake of a 1977 film"
I wish I had seen that one, it supposed to be very good.....well, I might be lucky, that this film could be a swedish/danish co production....and will show up of TV soon, thanks Mr Brown.