Danish Thriller NORTHWEST In Cinemas 25th July & On Demand, Digital & DVD 28th July 2014
FROM ARROW FILMS AND THE PRODUCERS OF 'A HIJACKING' COMES DANISH THRILLER NORTHWEST DIRECTED BY MICHAEL NOER THE AWARD-WINNING DIRECTOR OF 'R' AND STARRING 'A HIJACKING' STAR ROLAND MØLLER
IN CINEMAS 25TH JULY & ON DEMAND, DIGITAL & DVD 28TH JULY 2014
Arrow Films
Cert: 15
What would you do if your childhood playground became a battleground for crime? That is what 18yr old Casper (Gustav Dyekjær Giese), faces in the notorious Nordvest suburb of Copenhagen. He commits petty theft to make ends meet, working for crime boss Jamal. But where you have crime, you have competition, and it isn’t long before a new kingpin hits Nordvest and the talented Casper gets offered a chance by a rival crime boss to make his way up the ranks. However every decision has consequences and Casper throws his family into the centre of a violent war that threatens to destroy them all. This brilliant dark drama from award-winning director Michael Noer and the producers of 2012’s critically-acclaimed ‘A Hijacking’ lifts the rock and looks underneath at the reality of the impoverished lives of many modern European cities, a gripping and brutal film.
IN CINEMAS 25TH JULY & ON DEMAND, DIGITAL & DVD 28TH JULY 2014
Arrow Films
Cert: 15
What would you do if your childhood playground became a battleground for crime? That is what 18yr old Casper (Gustav Dyekjær Giese), faces in the notorious Nordvest suburb of Copenhagen. He commits petty theft to make ends meet, working for crime boss Jamal. But where you have crime, you have competition, and it isn’t long before a new kingpin hits Nordvest and the talented Casper gets offered a chance by a rival crime boss to make his way up the ranks. However every decision has consequences and Casper throws his family into the centre of a violent war that threatens to destroy them all. This brilliant dark drama from award-winning director Michael Noer and the producers of 2012’s critically-acclaimed ‘A Hijacking’ lifts the rock and looks underneath at the reality of the impoverished lives of many modern European cities, a gripping and brutal film.
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