A surprisingly efficient _huit-clos_ / chamber thriller about a man with a past working the phones at a Danish 911 call centre.

Because the entire film is set in one single room, the success of the project relies entirely on the script, the director and the actor. If any one of those three comes up short, they take the entire movie down with them. Fortunately, this is not the case. Director Gustav Miller is able to maintain the tension to keep the tight script taut (for the most part), and lead actor Jakob Céder immerses us in the film with his portrayal of the hapless officer.

Only a tad reminiscent of the similarly themed Halle Berry vehicle _The Call_, the plot twists keep the viewer guessing long enough to justify the Audience Award _Den Skyldige_ garnered at the last Sundance film festival.

Fair enough movie with some good plot twists and good atmosphere..Nothing special but still i reccomend this if you have nothing better for watching! 7.2/10

I can't remember when was the last time I was so engaged with a movie that I forgot to breathe from time to time. This movie brings excitement and attention without blowing us away with CGI effects or hundreds of ammo shells dripping on the floor. If you are looking for some action, this movie will not satisfy you, but if you up to a great thriller don't even think about it but go for it!

WHO NEEDS A REMAKE?? THIS MOVIE IS SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!

The story of a guilty! This movie is a different crime movie, in this movie you see nothing but a man and a police department, but a crime story is narrated by this movie which surprises everyone. The story begins when a suspicious call is received at the police station and the man tries to solve the problem and save the victim. At the end of the movie, he realizes that he made a mistake and this is where the story changes completely. Granted, you won't see any of the crime scenes in this movie, but you should listen and use your imagination to picture them in your mind. This is a movie that has only one location, but you have to follow the story of the movie with the sounds!

One scene, one plot, and it keeps you in suspense until the very end.

Amazingly how intense and drama-agony this film was with one actor only and almost a single-shot camera. Fantastic script, an independent gem that no-one will see but this movie deserves recognition. It had me on the edge of my seat and the ending dialogue of the Policeman was unique. The director did an amazing job.

A bit predictable at times but a good thriller nonetheless

Honestly, something bad happens with the police in Denmark. The film uses a good narrative ploy that allows you to save a lot of money on its production, but it is more a radio show than a cinema.

A film set entirely within the confines of a call centre. Pretty boring, right? Not guilty! This is a tense and gripping film; see it before the inevitable Hollywood remake throws in a love interest, car chase, and a shootout!

A good movie & I can only say that sometimes nothing is what it seems.

Very good movie with real characters and with a direct story without extending the plot unnecessarily

This movie is the ultimate masterclass in how to build tension and sustain it throughout the runtime. And for its entirety, we are practically just watching a man talk on the phone.

I tend to enjoy movies w one main (visible) character like Buried/Locke/Oxygène. This one was quite good. I'm on the edge of a 7-8 but feel it falls right at 7.4. Very good for what it's trying to be, but not quite that elite 8+ tier. Very close and definitely worthy of your time for a one time watch. Excellent tension building with him crusading to get this case sorted out by any means he can think of. Still it has its limitations overall.