Video Sources 0 Views

  • Watch traileryoutube.com
  • Source 1123movies
  • Source 2123movies
  • Source 3123movies
Blowfly Park 2014 123movies

Blowfly Park 2014 123movies

Nov. 28, 201496 Min.
Your rating: 0
6 1 vote

Synopsis

Watch: Flugparken 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – Kristian Keskitalo was once a talented hockey player. Now, he’s a nobody. Then, after a night spent together, his buddy Alex goes missing. Kristian starts acting increasingly aggressive and irrational, getting mixed up with local kids, setting up shaky deals, looking to confront wrongdoers. Then, Alex is found dead. In the wake of tragedy, Kristian seems to connect with Alex’s father, Berndt. But Kristian also longs for a connection with Diana, Alex’s widow. And, he thinks he’s the real father of Elias, their son. In fact, taking over his friend’s life in all possible ways seem… well, natural, almost. Only, Kristian is a liar. The police are watching him, as is Berndt, both moving closer and closer, as Kristian edges towards breakdown..
Plot: Blowfly Park is a psychological thriller which follows Christian Kretschmann, a day-nursery teacher, who may have committed a violent murder. This is the film debut of choreographer Jens Östberg.
Smart Tags: #eastern_europe #written_by_director #drunken_man #police_interview #scene_before_opening_credits #bare_chested_male #head_wound #blood #hockey_player #hockey_rink #sucker_punch #stolen_bike #blackmail_scheme #red_fox #skate_as_weapon #vicious_dog #vomiting #bottle_of_liquor #left_to_die #abandonment #ex_girlfriend


Find Alternative – Flugparken 2014, Streaming Links:

123movies | FMmovies | Putlocker | GoMovies | SolarMovie | Soap2day


Ratings:

5.4/10 Votes: 332
N/A | RottenTomatoes
N/A | MetaCritic
N/A Votes: 7 Popularity: 0.829 | TMDB

Reviews:

Weak but not all wrong
Overcoming a loss isn’t anything new in the film territory, there are countless movies on the subject and from time to time something relatively new comes in to give us some thought, some light on how difficult it is to deal with someone’s death. Usually they make good solid movies, helping us in trying to understand the process of losing someone you care (“Ordinary People” for instance) or even someone you barely knew (the forgotten “Wetherby”) cause in the end there’s always an impact on the ones who stay behind. Now “Blowfly Park” could make part of this list of essential pictures on the loss topic. It misses the mark cause it fails to generate interest and it fails to create some coherent story.

Back to what I got gathered: Kille (Sverrir Gudnason) is a former hockey player who now just wanders through things doing practically nothing except getting drunk with his best friend Alex (Leonard Terfelt). The latter one is far more crazy with his drunkenness, which leads to his accidental death while looking for a fox, something Kille didn’t want to be part of it. He blames himself for leaving his disoriented friend back in the dark wilderness and doesn’t reveal to anyone his whereabouts. As far as the police knows, Alex is just missing.

The turning point of the story comes when Kille decides to comfort Alex’s dad and to get close to Alex’s wife and their kid, whom he claims it’s his since they both had an on-going affair. With the script focusing on those relationships it would be better, specially if the affair with the woman was more developed, giving the main character a sense of redemption, finding a meaning to his life. Instead, the film prefers to make of Kille an erratic character who is very difficult to relate, going from one stupid action to another while fighting troubled teens who put him in strange and dangerous situations. As the movie progresses, Kille is more worried about getting his robbed bike back than really worrying about his friend’s death or about the police inquiries on him.

Uncompelling drama with nice touches of a good thriller, “Blowfly Park” has peaks of inspiring moments that easily catches your attention – for the most part it’s just tedious. The greatest sequence in the film, also one of the last, involves a confrontation between Alex’s father (a genuine performance by Peter Andersson) and Kille in the woods. The desolate setting, the staging, this scene had me on the edge of my seat. Through the whole thing, it’s crystal clear that Alex’s dad treats the best friend as if he was his own son but at the same time he doesn’t trust that Kille is telling everything about Alex’s disappearance. Had the movie been presented through the old man’s perspective, we would have a solid gold of a movie. He was the character I cared the most.

No high hopes before watching and no great disappointment with the final results. That’s it. 5/10

Review By: Rodrigo_Amaro
Weak but not all wrong
Overcoming a loss isn’t anything new in the film territory, there are countless movies on the subject and from time to time something relatively new comes in to give us some thought, some light on how difficult it is to deal with someone’s death. Usually they make good solid movies, helping us in trying to understand the process of losing someone you care (“Ordinary People” for instance) or even someone you barely knew (the forgotten “Wetherby”) cause in the end there’s always an impact on the ones who stay behind. Now “Blowfly Park” could make part of this list of essential pictures on the loss topic. It misses the mark cause it fails to generate interest and it fails to create some coherent story.

Back to what I got gathered: Kille (Sverrir Gudnason) is a former hockey player who now just wanders through things doing practically nothing except getting drunk with his best friend Alex (Leonard Terfelt). The latter one is far more crazy with his drunkenness, which leads to his accidental death while looking for a fox, something Kille didn’t want to be part of it. He blames himself for leaving his disoriented friend back in the dark wilderness and doesn’t reveal to anyone his whereabouts. As far as the police knows, Alex is just missing.

The turning point of the story comes when Kille decides to comfort Alex’s dad and to get close to Alex’s wife and their kid, whom he claims it’s his since they both had an on-going affair. With the script focusing on those relationships it would be better, specially if the affair with the woman was more developed, giving the main character a sense of redemption, finding a meaning to his life. Instead, the film prefers to make of Kille an erratic character who is very difficult to relate, going from one stupid action to another while fighting troubled teens who put him in strange and dangerous situations. As the movie progresses, Kille is more worried about getting his robbed bike back than really worrying about his friend’s death or about the police inquiries on him.

Uncompelling drama with nice touches of a good thriller, “Blowfly Park” has peaks of inspiring moments that easily catches your attention – for the most part it’s just tedious. The greatest sequence in the film, also one of the last, involves a confrontation between Alex’s father (a genuine performance by Peter Andersson) and Kille in the woods. The desolate setting, the staging, this scene had me on the edge of my seat. Through the whole thing, it’s crystal clear that Alex’s dad treats the best friend as if he was his own son but at the same time he doesn’t trust that Kille is telling everything about Alex’s disappearance. Had the movie been presented through the old man’s perspective, we would have a solid gold of a movie. He was the character I cared the most.

No high hopes before watching and no great disappointment with the final results. That’s it. 5/10

Review By: Rodrigo_Amaro

Other Information:

Original Title Flugparken
Release Date 2014-11-28
Release Year 2014

Original Language sv
Runtime 1 hr 36 min (96 min)
Budget 50
Revenue 60
Status Released
Rated PG
Genre Drama, Thriller
Director Jens Östberg
Writer Jens Östberg
Actors Sverrir Gudnason, Peter Andersson, Malin Buska
Country Sweden
Awards 2 wins & 3 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A


Technical Information:

Sound Mix N/A
Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1
Camera Arri Alexa
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format Digital
Cinematographic Process ArriRaw
Printed Film Format Digital

Original title Flugparken
TMDb Rating 4.7 7 votes

Similar titles

Divine Intervention 2002 123movies
Baki Itihas (The Unfinished Manuscript) 2022 123movies
To Whom It May Concern 2015 123movies
RoboCop 1987 123movies
Self/less 2015 123movies
Demolition 2015 123movies
The Better Angels 2014 123movies
Back Fork 2019 123movies
Nicholas and Alexandra 1971 123movies
Black Mountain Side 2016 123movies
Synonymous With 2021 123movies
The Human Trace 2008 123movies
Openloading.com: 123movies