It is a drama film that explores the dynamics of a crime family with a dark and realistic twist. Sidse Babett Knudsen, as Aunt Bodil, is extraordinary. She plays a complex woman, capable of alternating moments of tenderness and cruelty with great naturalness. Sandra Guldberg Kampp, who plays Ida, gives a measured and introspective performance. The film is characterized by cold and claustrophobic photography, which underlines the sense of oppression and tension. Nordahl adopts a sober and realistic style, avoiding stereotypes or exaggerated action scenes to focus on psychological and relational dynamics. Some viewers may find the pace slow, as the film focuses more on the emotional development of the characters than the action. Conclusion Wildland is an intense and well-made film that tackles themes such as family, morality and free will. It is recommended for those who appreciate psychological dramas and narratives that question the concept of "family" in a dark and criminal context.

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Very original coming of age story, and a highly moving and shocking piece of cinema. The film stays with you long after viewing, and leaves you in unable to move as the credits roll. I found the film to be very impressive, and a great piece of work.

Simple, some good acting, visually sharp. Gaps in story, but generally ok if somewhat unbelievable at times. Incredibly shocking moment that doesn't quite make up for the rest of the film's trudge. It was ok.

A slow moving (too slow) film with excellent acting, which has its moments, but is derailed by a sloppy ending.

Obvious comparisons to Animal Kingdom aside, Wildland never truly gets itself going. It's a bleak film with uncompelling characters that feels longer than it is. Nevertheless, there's something about it that keeps you watching throughout. I'm not sure whether it's something I'd recommend, but I doubt I'll ever be watching it again.

Naturalistically raw, simple but not simplistic an effective dive into northern europe creepy mafia roughness. Carried along by a greatly efficient cast, with a gripping score and a discreet directing it ends up being a short but enjoyable punch in the guts.