‘Safe House’ Team Talks ‘Suspenseful’ Goteborg Opener as TrustNordisk Debuts Trailer: ‘Part of History That Needs to Be Told’ (EXCLUSIVE)
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variety.comMarta Balaga Based on true events, Göteborg opening film “Safe House” – about a group of people trying to survive in a hospital in conflict-torn Bangui in 2013 – could be a harrowing watch.
But lead actor Kristine Kujath Thorp found hope in the story. “What really stuck with me was that even though the world is a very complicated place, most people want good, they want love and to live in peace.
It’s just a few bloody bastards at the top. If only a few men can do such harm, think of what we could do if we weren’t so indifferent and stood together,” she told Variety.
Directed by Eirik Svensson, “Safe House” also features Alexander Karim, Bibi Tanga, Alma Pöysti, Tracy Gotoas and Mattis Herman Nyquist.
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