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The Wave (Bølgen)
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The story begins with the small Norwegian village of Geiranger, which seems to be in danger of a real catastrophe when the neskneset mountain pathway falls and blows a violent tsunami of more than 80 meters in length. Through that wave, there is only 10 minutes to escape the disaster that could kill the whole city, where villagers must challenge time and escape to the mountains before the wave wiped them out.
The story begins with the small Norwegian village of Geiranger, which seems to be in danger of a real catastrophe when the neskneset mountain pathway falls and blows a violent tsunami of more than 80 meters in length. Through that wave, there is only 10 minutes to escape the disaster that could kill the whole city, where villagers must challenge time and escape to the mountains before the wave wiped them out.
Actors:
Håkon Moe,
Ane Dahl Torp,
Tom Larsen,
Mette Agnete Horn,
Tyra Holmen,
Laila Goody,
Silje Breivik,
Arthur Berning,
Kristoffer Joner,
Edith Haagenrud-Sande,
Wayne LeGette,
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Håkon Moe
Ane Dahl Torp
1 August 1975, Bærum, Norway
Tom Larsen
Mette Agnete Horn
11 January 1965, Charlottenlund, Denmark
Tyra Holmen
Laila Goody
22 March 1971
Silje Breivik
Arthur Berning
11 September 1987, Stavanger, Norway
Kristoffer Joner
19 September 1972, Stavanger, Norway
Edith Haagenrud-Sande
Wayne LeGette
8 December 1968, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, USA
Director:
Roar Uthaug
Roar Uthaug
25 August 1973, Lørenskog, Norway
Country:
Euro
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March 17, 2016
The whole thing is pure formula. But The Wave, which was Norway's official entry for the Academy Awards, makes it work anyway.January 08, 2017
Gives the fright-inducing natural events their due, but also gives the human drama the same courtesy.November 29, 2016
The Wave, based on some actual rockslides from decades ago, may try for a little bit of respectability, but it doesn't have much to say, and then says it in a somber closing credits: Watch out for rockslides, basically.January 07, 2017
The Wave may be cut from B-movie cheesecloth, but a fresh, frank perspective is still capable of enlivening old cinematic tropes.March 23, 2016
More than anything, The Wave's ability to sustain tension out of its tired scenario makes it even more impressive than its Me Decade ancestors.March 04, 2016
Something like The Wave is indeed a rarity - without skimping on the spectacle that glues eyeballs to the screen, it takes the time to develop its characters.December 12, 2016
As a good, old-fashioned hunk of big-screen disaster, you could do a lot worse than The Wave, say last year's far more expensive and less involving San Andreas.March 07, 2016
The movie works; the setting feels grandly unfamiliar, and the aftermath of the wave, with its elemental mix of water and fire, seems like a plausible vision of Hell.January 02, 2017
he three principal actors are charming and Norwegian movies can always be counted on for sublime scenery -- even when that scenery turns malevolent -- but boy is this thing cliche-ridden and predictable!March 04, 2016
Having laid out my qualms in advance, I am happy to report that The Wave... is pretty good. It's also pretty strange.