Storm
By Hervé St.Louis
July 15, 2006 - 09:07
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Director: Mans Marlind, Bjorn Stein
Screenplay: Mans Marlind
Cast: Eric Ericson, Eva Rose, Jonas Karlsson, Lina Englund, Sasha Becker
Producers: Karl Fredrik Ulfung
Distributor: Swedish Film Institute
Sweden
2005 | 111 min
Swedish language, English subtitles
Storm is the story of DD, a writer whose skin can’t feel a thing. This ailment crosses over to all aspects of his life, as doesn’t care much about anything or anyone. Playing the smart ass and making odd comments about people he meets, he stumbles, apparently not by accident on a fight between a red-hair woman trying to escape from a bunch of leather-clad killers who want to burn her and their slick looking man in black type boss. Can DD make it out alive before the night ends, as he is given the task of protecting a box he can’t open? Storm premiered in North America at the Fantasia Film Festival on July 14, 2006, in Montreal and has received the audience award at the Stockholm Film Festival in 2005.
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Look inside your inner self madness |
In fact, this film is inspired by all the comic book movies of late and related flicks like the Matrix. A lot of people wear leather and do kung fu in this film. However, as great as this film was, it is still European. That means that it starts as a good thriller action film then it becomes a pseudo intellectual look into your inner self art fest with blurry environments and second degrees’ guesses and hints with holier than thou messages. Then, it goes back to being an action film but soon, it becomes one of those films where reality doesn’t even matter.
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More people screaming for no reason |
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