Crossing Lines

The movie received a lot of good reviews in the Danish press - so I had to watch it. The plot was insanely good, and the acting was superior. The scenography was stunning, the darkness gave me a feeling of fear, anger and excitement - all at once, which made the watching to one of the best experiences in a long time for me. Afshin Firouzi and Albert Arthur Amiryan did an amazing acting, which I haven't seen in Danish film for a long time. Their intense ways of expressing anger, empathy and purposefulness was mesmerising. The lingo was spot on - not some lousy cliche-lines, that we've heard a thousand of times in Danish gangster-films. It's really clear that the writer, Jahfar Muataz, knew, what kind of movie he wanted to make: a film, which takes place in present time Copenhagen and portrays all the facets of the criminal underworld. The violence, the drama, the feelings, the relations and the costs of living a life as a criminal. And he did a marvellous job on showing that in his first feature-length film.

Great movie with a nice plot and supleme acting all way round!

The story is original and I was entertained and also very emotional plenty of times as the characters is played to bravour.

It's bring memories to the 90's classics and the camera, light and sound is spot on!

So I was satisfied and loved it from the beginning to the end. I wish and hope for a second movie to follow up the existing open ending. It could have been 1 hour longer, because I just don't wanted to leave the environment and there was soo many characters to unfold and give more time on the screen. So please announce another one to take the story further.

Best danish movie, instruction and acting in a generation !