Stockholm

Stockholm (2019)

Based on an absurd but true story

  • Genre: Crime, Comedy
  • Release Date: 2019-04-12
  • User Rating: 5.864/10 from 376 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 32min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Darius Films
  • Production Country: Canada, Sweden, United States of America
  • Director: Robert Budreau
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Summary

Based on the extraordinary true story of the European city’s 1973 bank heist and hostage crisis that was documented in the 1974 New Yorker article “The Bank Drama” by Daniel Lang. The events grasped the world’s attention when the hostages bonded with their captors and turned against the authorities, giving rise to the psychological phenomenon known as “Stockholm Syndrome.”

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  • Ethan Hawke

    as Lars Nystrom

  • Noomi Rapace

    as Bianca Lind

  • Mark Strong

    as Gunnar Sorensson

  • Christopher Heyerdahl

    as Chief Mattsson

  • Bea Santos

    as Klara Mardh

  • Mark Rendall

    as Elov Eriksson

  • Ian Matthews

    as Detective Halsten Vinter

  • John Ralston

    as Detective Jakobsson

  • Shanti Roney

    as Olof Palme

  • Christopher Wagelin

    as Vincent

  • Thorbjørn Harr

    as Christopher Lind

  • Gustaf Hammarsten

    as Taxi Driver

  • Vladimir Jon Cubrt

    as Bank Manager

  • Nonnie Griffin

    as Old Lady in Bank

  • Anders Yates

    as Bank Employee

  • Linzee Barclay

    as Injured Lady Bank Customer

  • Michael Rinaldi

    as Office Photographer

  • Nick Stojanovic

    as Sniper

  • Shay Santaiti

    as Volunteer

  • Nora Prinzen-Klages

    as Bianca's Daughter

  • Lars Classington

    as Reporter #1

  • Scott McCrickard

    as Reporter #2

  • Jonelle Gunderson

    as Olof Palme's Secretary

  • David Christo

    as Uniformed Cop

  • Jessica Sherman

    as News Reporter #1

  • Clive Walton

    as News Reporter #2

  • John Jarvis

    as Gas Technician

  • Daniel Falk

    as Prison Guard #2

  • Hanneke Talbot

    as Vincent's Assistant

  • Alexander Musgrove

    as Pedestrian (uncredited)

  • Uhraney Adrian

    as Reporter (uncredited)

  • Carrie Beale

    as Pedestrian (uncredited)

  • Violetta Pioro

    as Swedish Nanny (uncredited)

  • Rebecka Andersson

    as Witness (uncredited)

  • Iman Mirbioki

    as Witness (uncredited)
Art Jacques Fortier Set Buyer
Directing Robert Budreau Director
Writing Robert Budreau Writer
Production Noomi Rapace Co-Producer
Sound Steve London Original Music Composer
Costume & Make-Up Lea Carlson Costume Design
Production Christina Kubacki Executive Producer
Production Jason Knight Casting
Production Jonathan Bronfman Producer
Production Jason Blum Executive Producer
Production Robert Budreau Producer
Production Lowell Cauffiel Executive Producer
Production Nicholas Tabarrok Producer
Production John Buchan Casting
Production Scott Aversano Executive Producer
Production Fredrik Zander Co-Producer
Art Aidan Leroux Production Design
Production Will Russell-Shapiro Executive Producer
Production William G. Santor Executive Producer
Camera Brendan Steacy Director of Photography
Editing Richard Comeau Editor
Art Martha Sparrow Art Direction
Art Jeffrey Butler Set Decoration
Art Jovanna Remaeus Jönson Art Direction

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