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David is a twenty-five-year-old with few prospects for the future and spends his days with petty criminals at an inner-city gym. When the police find drugs at the gym, David makes a drastic ... Read allDavid is a twenty-five-year-old with few prospects for the future and spends his days with petty criminals at an inner-city gym. When the police find drugs at the gym, David makes a drastic decision in order to see his dying father.David is a twenty-five-year-old with few prospects for the future and spends his days with petty criminals at an inner-city gym. When the police find drugs at the gym, David makes a drastic decision in order to see his dying father.

Directors
- Aksel Hennie
- John Andreas Andersen
Writer
- Aksel Hennie
Stars

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6.8/10

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Directors
- Aksel Hennie
- John Andreas Andersen
Writer
- Aksel Hennie
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 10 wins & 4 nominations total

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Trivia
Aksel Hennie was one of the most know graffiti writers in Norway until he was arrested. He exposed his friends and was frozen out of the graffiti scene in Oslo. His experiences are the basis for the movie.

Goofs
In the scene when David is sitting on the bed after they wrap the dead dog in plastic, his hands are half-covered in blood and his white shirt is perfectly clean. After switching back and forth between David and Morten, his hands are now fully covered in blood, in addition to his shirt being stained on the elbows, even though he has just been sitting on the bed.

Connections
Features Pusher (1996)

Soundtracks
Ghost of a shark
Written and Performed by Tom McRae

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Featured review

8/10

Fantastic music and grim realism

A memorable film, mostly because of the grim reality-feel in the movie. You can tell that some of the story is bigraphical from the director.

Situated in Oslo, it does a good job portraing the city. Most of it's outdoor scenes are filmed in a green-greyish color, which resembles the harsh nature of the aspahlt-story.

Also a very good contributor to the good grades is the music; Tom Mcrae's work is amazingly perfect to the film and a crucial part of making this movie memorable, and thus; a film worth owning.

The director (who is the guy who plays the main character), started writing on the script in 1996, but it didn't surface as a movie almost ten years later. It has been worth the wait, and a promising start for a young director; please make more films, Axel Henie.