The Guilty
New Directors/New Films 2018
March 28 - April 8, 2018
In this pulsating crime thriller from debut feature filmmaker Gustav Möller, set entirely inside a claustrophobic emergency call center, a police officer must bring a caller to safety.
Ends November 8!
In this pulsating crime thriller set entirely inside a claustrophobic emergency call center, police officer Asger is assigned to dispatcher duty following a fatal incident. An initially slow evening takes a sharp turn when he receives a mysterious call for help, and Asger must spring into action, embarking on a hair-raising journey—on the phone—to bring the caller to safety. Debut feature filmmaker Gustav Möller keeps the tension and the viewer’s imagination alive in this chamber piece that won audience awards at the Rotterdam and Sundance film festivals. A Magnolia Pictures release.
Watch Möller discuss The Guilty at New Directors/New Films 2018 below.
Stunning. This polished, well-calibrated thriller is a best-in-class showcase of the possibilities of cinema.
—Tomris Laffly, RogerEbert.com
The Guilty is as unrelentingly tense as any big-budget Hollywood thriller this year.
—Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment Weekly
Masterfully ratchets up tension.
—Michael Rechtshaffen, The Hollywood Reporter
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