Death on the Baltic

About This Movie

Death on the Baltic presents a brooding atmosphere typical of Scandinavian crime narratives. The film unravels in a small, coastal village, where the tension is palpable. The pacing is methodical, drawing you into the characters' lives and their entangled fates. The narrative takes a dark turn as the protagonist, once branded a murderer, meets his own tragic end. What stands out is the film's exploration of grief and suspicion, particularly through the character of Stefan Hansen, who is under scrutiny due to his connection to Lisa, the deceased. The practical effects are minimal but effective in enhancing the grim realism. Overall, it’s a solid example of how location and mood can shape a crime story.

Explores themes of grief and community suspicion. · Set against the atmospheric backdrop of the Baltic Sea. · Features a slow-burn pacing that enhances the tension.