Quislings siste dager

2024
2h 26m

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Gard B. Eidsvold in Quislings siste dager (2024)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFive years of occupation during WW2 ends in Norway. Vidkun Quisling is in prison for treason and is to be held accountable for his actions. Can a priest help him find peace of mind? Can the ... Tout lireFive years of occupation during WW2 ends in Norway. Vidkun Quisling is in prison for treason and is to be held accountable for his actions. Can a priest help him find peace of mind? Can the traitor with big thoughts about himself repent?Five years of occupation during WW2 ends in Norway. Vidkun Quisling is in prison for treason and is to be held accountable for his actions. Can a priest help him find peace of mind? Can the traitor with big thoughts about himself repent?

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7,3/10

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Anecdotes
The house depicted as Vidkun Quisling's residence in the series is the actual Villa Grande, located on Bygdøy in Oslo, Norway. During World War II, Quisling occupied Villa Grande, which he renamed «Gimle». After the war, the property served various purposes, including housing the Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies (HL-senteret) since 2005. Therefore, the building still exists and is publicly owned, functioning as a center dedicated to Holocaust and minority studies.

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4/10

Great acting -Slow film

Excellent acting but the film moved along too slow. Dialogue snooze fest! Felt like a small stage event. Storyline was good but could have included a bit more of Quisling and the Nazi parties brutality toward the Norwegian people.

An interesting look at Quisling and his wife as well as Peder the priest. Cgi was good and again great acting.

The film leaves you wondering other than the murders at Trandumskogen pow camp what else horrible did he do to deserve the death penalty.

As typical with Norwegian films the storyline is dark, and there are only a handful of actors. Maybe spoiled by Spielberg but here there could have more depth and more actors.