

2021·Thriller·1h 18m
7.0
★





After suffering a traumatic incident, Molly moves into a new apartment to begin her path to recovery, but it’s not long after her arrival that a series of persistent knocks and screams begin to wake her up at night.
Directed by Frida Kempff
obsession

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Cast

Cecilia Milocco
Molly

Krister Kern
Peter

Albin Grenholm
Per

Ville Virtanen
Kaj

Alexander Salzberger
Atif

Emil Almén
Police

Tobias Almborg
Mover

Karin de Frumerie
Police

Christina Indrenius-Zalewski
Anna

Bengt Braskered
Florist

Kristofer Kamiyasu
Kristoffer

Meliz Karlge
Police
Crew

Frida Kempff
Director

Victor Danell
Visual Effects

Catrine Le Dous
Foley Artist

Tarmo Sakari Hietala
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
18 reviews
Grim
4.4★ · 09/04/25

this feels like the opposite of rear window; someone break her leg for all of our sakes
she would’ve loved true crime podcasts
she would’ve loved true crime podcasts
this feels like the opposite of rear window; someone break her leg for all of our sakes
she would’ve loved true crime podcasts
she would’ve loved true crime podcasts
Gabriel Silva
5.5★ · 04/12/25

I think Knocking is a well-executed film if not a great one. The film does do paranoia well, making great use of its camera to inhabit a space as the actor finds herself, but ultimately feels like a lot of it could have been trimmed down as the end result does feel like there is an overall lack of consequence. The isolation feels rather depression-core, in a sense, especially with how cold Molly’s new neighbors seem to be towards her. I do think this will draw the urge for a rewatch from me at some point despite me not necessarily liking the film as a whole simply because there are visual aspects to this that I love. It’s just that those visuals are not enough to carry the film
I think Knocking is a well-executed film if not a great one. The film does do paranoia well, making great use of its camera to inhabit a space as the actor finds herself, but ultimately feels like a lot of it could have been trimmed down as the end result does feel like there is an overall lack of consequence. The isolation feels rather depression-core, in a sense, especially with how cold Molly’s new neighbors seem to be towards her. I do think this will draw the urge for a rewatch from me at some point despite me not necessarily liking the film as a whole simply because there are visual aspects to this that I love. It’s just that those visuals are not enough to carry the film
Ayeshoo

**watched while eating ·
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cranberry toast, half with pb half with banana
rice paper omelettes
🫐 544 cals. 28,4g protein.
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cranberry toast, half with pb half with banana
rice paper omelettes
🫐 544 cals. 28,4g protein.
**watched while eating ·
**
cranberry toast, half with pb half with banana
rice paper omelettes
🫐 544 cals. 28,4g protein.
**
cranberry toast, half with pb half with banana
rice paper omelettes
🫐 544 cals. 28,4g protein.
Jagdish
5.1★ · 01/14/23

KNOCKING is slow and you can most likely guess the source of the knocking in question. However, KNOCKING excels in churning our protaganist further into doubt and turmoil regarding her own sanity. Unfortunately, at a pace I found to be too slow.
KNOCKING is slow and you can most likely guess the source of the knocking in question. However, KNOCKING excels in churning our protaganist further into doubt and turmoil regarding her own sanity. Unfortunately, at a pace I found to be too slow.
sophiaPRO
5.0★ · 03/16/22

its not awful but i think this would have worked better as a short film
its not awful but i think this would have worked better as a short film