A demoted police officer assigned to a call dispatch desk is conflicted when he receives an emergency phone call from a kidnapped woman.A demoted police officer assigned to a call dispatch desk is conflicted when he receives an emergency phone call from a kidnapped woman.A demoted police officer assigned to a call dispatch desk is conflicted when he receives an emergency phone call from a kidnapped woman.
Riley Keough
- Emily Lighton
- (voice)
Peter Sarsgaard
- Henry Fisher
- (voice)
Christina Vidal
- SGT. Denise Wade
- (as Christina Vidal Mitchell)
Ethan Hawke
- SGT. Bill Miller
- (voice)
Christiana Montoya
- Abby
- (voice)
David Castañeda
- Tim Gerachi
- (as David Castaneda)
Beau Knapp
- Dru Nashe
- (voice)
Paul Dano
- Matthew Fontenot
- (voice)
Gillian Zinser
- Jess Baylor
- (voice)
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Did you know
- TriviaShot in just 11 days during October 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
- GoofsEarly on Joe's phone shows the time as 7pm. Shortly thereafter, his wife tells him on the phone that it is almost 2am. This is in fact intentional as shortly after that Joe says he's been losing track of time.
- Quotes
Sgt. Denise Wade: Broken people save broken people
Featured review
I watched the Netflix film first, and then thanks to the reviews here, discovered the Danish original and watched that too.
The Netflix film is a taught and effective thriller, with a great central performance from Jake Gyllenhaal. It's mostly word-for-word the same as the Danish version. And it's free if you have Netflix!
The Danish version is £2.99 on Amazon. It's less stylish and less melodramatic, but much more believable and affecting. I cared more for all the characters, and despite knowing exactly how it was going to play out, I was hooked throughout. At times I couldn't look away.
The Netflix film adds an unneccesary personal arc, some wildfire-related melodrama, and a set more like a James Bond MI5 office than a 911 (or 112) call centre - all of which reduced the impact and made the film less engaging.
If you're definitely not going to watch the Danish version, the Netflix one is a good bet. If you're ok to watch either, choose the original - it's a lot more suspensful and completely captivating. (Ideally, unlike me, don't watch both!)
The Netflix film is a taught and effective thriller, with a great central performance from Jake Gyllenhaal. It's mostly word-for-word the same as the Danish version. And it's free if you have Netflix!
The Danish version is £2.99 on Amazon. It's less stylish and less melodramatic, but much more believable and affecting. I cared more for all the characters, and despite knowing exactly how it was going to play out, I was hooked throughout. At times I couldn't look away.
The Netflix film adds an unneccesary personal arc, some wildfire-related melodrama, and a set more like a James Bond MI5 office than a 911 (or 112) call centre - all of which reduced the impact and made the film less engaging.
If you're definitely not going to watch the Danish version, the Netflix one is a good bet. If you're ok to watch either, choose the original - it's a lot more suspensful and completely captivating. (Ideally, unlike me, don't watch both!)
- jamie-50817
- Oct 2, 2021
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- Culpable
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- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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- 2.39 : 1
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