An assault, hostages and an unexpected connection: an intense crime story is available on the platform.
Prime Video offers true crime titles that captivate viewers. One of them is Stockholmstarring Ethan Hawkepromises to keep you in suspense with its story based on true events.
With a plot that mixes action, humor and drama, Stockholm is not only a portrait of a famous crime, but also a reflection on human relationships. According to The Hollywood Reporteris “a tense and fun exploration of a famous crime (…) It will work well with arthouse film lovers and will be useful to students of human behavior.” The film captures the psychological phenomenon that arises in extreme situations, keeping the viewer’s attention throughout its 92 minutes.
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Prime Video: what Stockholm is about
This Hollywood film tells a fictional version of the famous bank robbery in Sweden which gave rise to the concept of “Stockholm syndrome”. The story takes place in 1973 and shows how a thief, played by Ethan Hawke, takes hostages inside a bank with the aim of obtaining a million-dollar ransom and the release of a fellow prisoner. Throughout the plot, the hostages develop an unexpected bond with their captor, generating an emotional bond that defies logic and common sense.
The film stands out for its ability to depict the psychology behind Stockholm syndrome, an emotional response where victims feel empathy for their captor. Through scenes full of tension and moments of unexpected humor, Stockholm explores how fear and proximity to threat can lead to the development of complex and unexpected relationships.
Prime Video: Stockholm trailer
Stockholm cast
The lead role of Stockholm falls to Ethan Hawke, who plays the charismatic and daring bank robber. The co-star Noomi Rapace she plays one of the hostages, who becomes a central figure. The main cast is completed with Mark Strong in the role of the criminal partner.
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