Mördaren - en helt vanlig person

1967 ""

Mördaren - en helt vanlig person

5.9 | 1h36m | en | Comedy

People on a train get murdered. Who is the murderer? Everybody on the train is a suspect. One of them is the homosexual dope fiend played by Heinz Hopf. Things might get out of hand in this exciting thriller in true Hitchcockian style.

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5.9 | 1h36m | en | Comedy , Thriller , Mystery | More Info

Released: January. 16,1967 | Released Producted By: A-Produktion , Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Allan Edwall , Heinz Hopf , Björn Gustafson

Director

Rolf Boman

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Cast

Allan Edwall

as Wilhelmsson

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Heinz Hopf

as Gregor Hult

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Björn Gustafson

as Valfrid Andersson

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Reviews

Ulf Kjell Gür A train journey represents a tension-building arena. Specially if you intend to have a large number of participants killed. This is a Sjöwall/Wahlöö script. Trying to argue that the murderer is among us. Could be your or me. An odd and intriguing ensemble of men and women. Hyperactive acting and editing. Not a quiet moment. And a strange mix of comedy and thriller. Some forced nudity. Kinky at times. With prejudice, the film describes deviant sexual behavior A couple of train passengers are also reported to have been treated at a mental hospital. Allan Edwall, Heinz Hopf, and Erik Hell stands out. Unusually many good female roles. A typical Swedish film from the mid-sixties. "Mördaren is a consistently dispassionate and highly gross film". - Stig Björkman Chaplin.