Young apprentice Gunnar Sønsteby from Rjukan decides to resist Nazi-Germany on the day of the invasion to later become the leader of the "Oslo-gang" carrying out countless daring a...
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★★★★★
"Number 24" is a deeply moving Norwegian film that dives into a war-torn environment, where notions of resistance, freedom, and the sacred duty of liberation clash with the equally profound values of friendship and the ultimate sanctity of human life. It's a s...
★★★★★
Resistance in the face of tyranny is one of those topics that can make for truly great filmmaking, especially when the subject is timely (as many would contend it is currently). And the latest offering from director John Andreas Andersen serves up an inspiring...
★★★★★
Subtle, delicate, true Scandinavian style.
A touching real story, presented in a non cliché way.
Went for it on a random Friday night, with zero expectations, but ended up surprisingly engaged ever since the beginning, and eventually sobbing at the end of it...
★★★★★
Saw this at a sneak premiere at Bergen Kino tonight (29/10-24) presented by the director and main actor.. This movie tells the story about one of Norways most famous resistance fighter(s) and it does it as well as it could possibly do.
I'm not a person who le...
★★★★★
I have seen countless World War II-focused films. Let's just say, I watch virtually anything and everything that is released that features World War II stories.
So I would say that Number 24 is not your standard Second World War film. In stumbling upon this p...
