2024·Drama·1h 38m
7.0
★
How far are you willing to go to save the people you love? This is the question Christian is forced to answer when he is smuggled into Syria in a desperate search for his son Adam. It's a deadly and soul-searching journey into a brutal, war-torn country. Gradually, Christian realises that he must be willing to sacrifice everything he believes in to be reunited with his son.
Directed by Charlotte Sieling
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Cast
Nikolaj Lie Kaas
Christian
Albert Rudbeck Lindhardt
Adam
Arian Kashef
Abu Hassan
Besir Zeciri
Abu Amin
Harki Bhambra
Bilal
Tom Austen
Abu Talha
Majd Eid
Nazir
Trine Dyrholm
Anne
Crew
Charlotte Sieling
Director
Charlotte Sieling
Writer
Jesper Fink
Writer
Camilla Hjelm Knudsen
Cinematography
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
Victoria
7.6★ · 02/11/25
I am not normally a fan of films that involve war or gun violence, but this felt different, i thoroughly enjoyed this. I was so focused on what was going on that i kept shushing my step-sister.
Nikolaj Lie Kaas is amazing in this role. I was amazed by his performance, his character wasn’t worried about what might happen to him, the only thing he thought of was finding his son.I was also amazed that Nikolaj learned arabic for this role. That is dedication my friends, learning a new language is not easy, even if it’s for a film.
Can we also talk about how handsome Nikolaj looked in this, like wow. Haven’t really noticed it before, but it’s safe to say i’ve noticed it now.
This was nerve wracking, devastating and heartwarming.Nerve wracking and devastating for what he had to go through in order to find his son, and heart warming for his dedication, even if it came to a point where no one wanted to help.
Some people might not be satisfied or happy with the ending, but i think it fit perfectly with the story and information we got along the way. I can understand both opinions, however i stand on the side of liking it.
I was pleasantly surprised and i will be watching this again at some point.
Nikolaj Lie Kaas is amazing in this role. I was amazed by his performance, his character wasn’t worried about what might happen to him, the only thing he thought of was finding his son.I was also amazed that Nikolaj learned arabic for this role. That is dedication my friends, learning a new language is not easy, even if it’s for a film.
Can we also talk about how handsome Nikolaj looked in this, like wow. Haven’t really noticed it before, but it’s safe to say i’ve noticed it now.
This was nerve wracking, devastating and heartwarming.Nerve wracking and devastating for what he had to go through in order to find his son, and heart warming for his dedication, even if it came to a point where no one wanted to help.
Some people might not be satisfied or happy with the ending, but i think it fit perfectly with the story and information we got along the way. I can understand both opinions, however i stand on the side of liking it.
I was pleasantly surprised and i will be watching this again at some point.
I am not normally a fan of films that involve war or gun violence, but this felt different, i thoroughly enjoyed this. I was so focused on what was going on that i kept shushing my step-sister.
Nikolaj Lie Kaas is amazing in this role. I was amazed by his performance, his character wasn’t worried about what might happen to him, the only thing he thought of was finding his son.I was also amazed that Nikolaj learned arabic for this role. That is dedication my friends, learning a new language is not easy, even if it’s for a film.
Can we also talk about how handsome Nikolaj looked in this, like wow. Haven’t really noticed it before, but it’s safe to say i’ve noticed it now.
This was nerve wracking, devastating and heartwarming.Nerve wracking and devastating for what he had to go through in order to find his son, and heart warming for his dedication, even if it came to a point where no one wanted to help.
Some people might not be satisfied or happy with the ending, but i think it fit perfectly with the story and information we got along the way. I can understand both opinions, however i stand on the side of liking it.
I was pleasantly surprised and i will be watching this again at some point.
Nikolaj Lie Kaas is amazing in this role. I was amazed by his performance, his character wasn’t worried about what might happen to him, the only thing he thought of was finding his son.I was also amazed that Nikolaj learned arabic for this role. That is dedication my friends, learning a new language is not easy, even if it’s for a film.
Can we also talk about how handsome Nikolaj looked in this, like wow. Haven’t really noticed it before, but it’s safe to say i’ve noticed it now.
This was nerve wracking, devastating and heartwarming.Nerve wracking and devastating for what he had to go through in order to find his son, and heart warming for his dedication, even if it came to a point where no one wanted to help.
Some people might not be satisfied or happy with the ending, but i think it fit perfectly with the story and information we got along the way. I can understand both opinions, however i stand on the side of liking it.
I was pleasantly surprised and i will be watching this again at some point.
Laura Jeppesen
4.0★ · 06/01/25
kæft en dårlig slutning
kæft en dårlig slutning
Lasse Jørgensen
5.1★ · 05/28/25
I didn't watch this in the cinema on purpose, and I'm not sad that I didn't. This wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing, a bit basic, but all around it was just fine.
I didn't watch this in the cinema on purpose, and I'm not sad that I didn't. This wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing, a bit basic, but all around it was just fine.
MissPiggy
4.0★ · 11/13/25
Bozhena
6.0★ · 10/20/25