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Atrocious acting, I don't know why would they make the movie in english. You can hear the accent from 1000 miles away and there is no reason given for why the actors don't speak the native language. I don't have something against the movie being in a non native language, but not in this circumstances, when the actors speak very poorly. It's truly bothersome. To be honest the best parts of the movie are those when people don't speak.

I actually went to the movie cause I was tricked by the name and language to believe it's a british, canadian or American movie.

The plot makes absolutely no sense. Every few minutes a new character is being introduced. At some point you lose count of the characters and you forget which one was doing what. Most of the characters show for a few minutes. There is no development, there are no reason given for the actions either, there is no feeling, no likable characters, doesn't inspire any feelings in the viewer either. The dialogue looks like it was written by a 4 years old, full of clichés.

To be honest, I don't know the ending cause it was the only movie ever that I watched in cinema and I couldn't stay till the end. It was just unwatchable.

I loved this movie. I shed a tear. When I first saw the title I thought the action takes place in Stockholm. After watching the movie I realized that the title is probably referring to the Stockholm syndrome. I found it to be very touching. It perfectly described the superficiality in nowadays people interactions, how words lost a meaning and how something that is unimportant to us can mean so much to another person. I can say that it was a really good movie, because the producer didn't use eye candy tricks to make it enjoyable. The action happened in very few places, but the conversation between them was so meaningful and lacking clichés. I must also add that the actors were fabulous.