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Gustav Moller

‘The Guilty’ Takes The Viewer On A Tense Journey

October 17, 2018 by James Jay Edwards

Jakob Cedergren in The Guilty from Director Gustav Moller (Denmark).

The Guilty is so simple and effortlessly put together, yet so packed with emotion, tension, and even a few “whoa, what?” moments.

Filed Under: Best Foreign Language Film, Crime, Drama, Entertainment, Foreign Film, Movie Review, Movies, Thriller, Uncategorized Tagged With: Gustav Moller, Jakob Cedergren

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