Norwegian filmmaker Pal Seltaune’s psychological thriller stars "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"'s Noomi Rapace as a mother trying to protect her son from an allegedly abusive father. By Jordan ...

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Anna (Noomi Rapace) and her son Anders (Vetle Qvenild Werring) are on the lamb from Anna s abusive and meddlesome husband. Following a sketchy and clearly horrifying attack, both Anna and Anders are ...

film profile], which was launched at last year’s International Rome Film Festival to win Best Actress for Sweden’s Noomi Rapace, leads the race for the 2012 Amanda, Norway’s national film prizes.

Noomi Rapace is no stranger to intense scenarios. She's battered rapists, crossed swords with Moriarty and will soon be struggling with the infinite in Ridley Scott's latest. There's no respite for ...

There’s a 1998 TV movie called Baby Monitor: Sound of Fear, possibly the best title in film history, which surely promises more thrills than this glacially paced head-scratcher of a Norwegian effort.

An intriguing premise, and a potent performance from the original "girl with the dragon tattoo" are squandered in this disappointing, incoherent thriller from Norwegian director Pål Sletaune. Noomi ...

Babycall film review NOOMI Rapace - Lisbeth Salander in the original Stig Larsson adaptations - gives another arresting performance in Babycall, a Norweigan chiller that nevertheless fails to live up ...

As the increasingly paranoid Anna, she brings a raw, believable sense of vulnerability to a role that requires us to be on her side while also casting doubts upon the veracity of her plight. That ...

Anna (Noomi Rapace) and her eight year-old son Anders (name of the year Vetle Qvenild Werring) move into a drab flat to get away from Anders’ abusive father. Paranoid about the lad’s safety, Anna buys ...

IN A CINEMA world unfairly dominated by the often crass, one-size-fits-all tastes of Hollywood, it must be tough to be a foreigner. Take Noomy Rapace, the Swedish star who defined the role of Lisbeth ...

This intriguing Norwegian thriller stars the queen of the current Scandinavian crime wave, Noomi Rapace, who played the impressive, expressive, mercurial Lisbeth Salander in the film versions of Stieg ...