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10 Essential Cinematic AntiheroesThe original "Snabba Cash" will finally make its U.S. bow on July 27th (with Harvey clearly waiting until the release of "Safe House" to cash in on the director's success) and while the remake still seems a long way off, we've now got our first look at the Swedish sequel. The first film was based on a novel of the same name by Jens Lapidus and was the first in a trilogy. It told the story of JW (Kinnaman) who was enticed into the world of organized crime, whose story becomes intertwined with those of Mrado, a hitman for the Yugoslavian mafia, and Jorge, a Chilean escaped convict. Espinosa takes an executive producer credit this time around, with Babak Najafi -- who won best debut film in Berlin for "Seppe" also in 2010 -- at the helm.
The trailer for the sequel -- which is expected to be released in Sweden later this year -- has arrived and obviously contains spoilers if you don't want to know what happened in the first film. The action begins with Mrado and JW in prison together, with JW about to embark on his first unsupervised leave but things escalate when he decides he can't spend another day inside. Having not seen the first film the trailer for the sequel still looks fairly enticing -- is this the Swedish "Pusher"? If you've seen the first film already, or if you simply can't wait then check out the trailer below - if not save the link to this page and come back on July 28th after you're up to speed. (Thanks to Isak for the heads up!)
2 Comments
KatherineM | February 24, 2012 11:15 AM
Kinnaman has a small part and also does one heck of a fight scene in Espinosa's Safe House, too. He's always fun to watch.
Jon | February 24, 2012 10:35 AM
"is this the Swedish "Pusher"?"
LOLOLOLOLOL. No.