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In Order Of Disappearance

The film is about a series of dramatic events, where Nils 'Stellan Scersgard' is working in the thick snowy forest of Norway's mountain forests. He has recently been awarded the Citizen of the Year award, but the wind comes as the ships do not crave, Because of something he did not do, the grieving father commits revenge, a bloody battle between him and the leader of the Serbian mafia, Bruno González.
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Blu-ray.com
September 08, 2016 Dark, but exceptionally so, cooking up a tale of comeuppance that highlights sensational Norwegian locations, dimensional characters, and shocking acts of violence, keeping viewers on their toes as this wonderful movie unfolds.
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Washington City Paper
January 02, 2017 Neither the humor nor the drama are strong enough not to feel derivative.
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Baret News
September 12, 2016 A Scandinavian splattefest staining the snow-capped mountainsides of an otherwise-breathtaking Norwegian wonderland!
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Boston Globe
September 08, 2016 Combines black comedy with the dour, humorless mood of Nordic noir - two elements that are not, for Moland at any rate, as complementary as one might expect.
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Globe and Mail
August 26, 2016 A cheeky black comedy and worthy Norwegian successor to Kill Bill.
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RogerEbert.com
August 26, 2016 The killings are creative and brutal, but eventually the whole structure of it becomes an empty, slick exercise in style.
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Ozus' World Movie Reviews
November 14, 2016 Skarsgard looks good on a snow-plow, though the story itself lacks credibility.
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Washington Post
September 01, 2016 What saves it, paradoxically - even, at times, delightfully - from skidding off course into cliche is the profound appeal of its middle-of-the-road, but never dull, protagonist.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
September 08, 2016 Swift, fleet-of-foot, and efficient, with clean lines and a sleek finish, the Norwegian black comedy In Order of Disappearance glides through the world like a perfectly engineered car or a gorgeous piece of modern furniture.
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San Francisco Chronicle
August 31, 2016 Moland directs cleanly, laying out the plot nicely, but also leadenly. This might be the slowest-moving action thriller I've ever seen - guess that's how they roll in Norway.
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East Bay Express
September 22, 2016 A Euro-trash procedural with precious little on its mind.
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Laramie Movie Scope
January 16, 2017 There is some very dark humor in this film. Several funny scenes involve a philosophical gangster who has an interesting theory about the role of average temperature in the efficiency of governments.
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IMDb: 7
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