Le dodicenne Oskar vit une enfance difficile : ses parents séparés sont tous deux trop absents et ses camarades de classe l'insultent et le battent quotidiennement. Un soir, pourtant, Oskar rencontre Eli, une fille de son âge qui vient d'emménager dans l'appartement voisin du sien.
MORSE
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Oskar, un garçon doux et solitaire de 12 ans victime de harcèlement scolaire, trouve l'amour en la personne de Eli, une fille magnifique mais particulière, dont l'arrivée coïncide avec une série de morts bien mystérieuses.
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Kåre Hedebrant
Oskar
Lina Leandersson
Eli
Per Ragnar
Håkan
Henrik Dahl
Erik
Karin Bergquist
Yvonne
Peter Carlberg
Lacke
Ika Nord
Virginia
Mikael Rahm
Jocke
Karl-Robert Lindgren
Gösta
Anders T. Peedu
Morgan
Pale Olofsson
Larry
Cayetano Ruiz
Magister Avila
Patrik Rydmark
Conny
Johan Sömnes
Andreas
Mikael Erhardsson
Martin
Rasmus Luthander
Jimmy
Sören Källstigen
Janne, Erik's Friend
Malin Cederblad
Hospital Receptionist
Bernt Östman
Virginia's Nurse
Kajsa Linderholm
Teacher
Equipe
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Morse est disponible sur Canal VOD, Apple TV, Orange VOD, Amazon Video, Google Play Movies, Sooner, YouTube.
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Quelle est la durée de Morse ?
Morse dure 115 minutes.
Quand est sorti Morse ?
Morse est sorti en 2008.
Qui a réalisé Morse ?
Morse est réalisé par Tomas Alfredson.
Quelle note a Morse ?
La rédaction de HorrorCult donne à Morse 4,0 crânes sur 5, sur une seule critique.
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A child of divorced parents, “Oskar” (Kåre Hedebrant) is frequently the victim of a trio of school bullies and at night, in the snow-covered park near his Stockholm home, he dreams of finally fighting back. One such night, he encounters the curious girl-next-door and over a period of evenings the pair start to become friends. She is “Eli” (Lina Leandersson) and she is quite a mysterious young girl. She is twelve, like him, but has no idea when her birthday is and she is also particularly adept at solving the Rubik’s cube (I usually had to dismantle mine and rebuild it!). All the while, their community is being rocked by the discovery of some exsanguined bodies, and so might “Oskar” be able to put two and two together and is he in even more danger from his new friend that from his school-day antagonists? We know all along who is doing what to whom, so a mystery this isn’t. What is is, though, is a characterful story of young love as both have their demons to address. There’s a little bit of ketchup now and again, but this isn’t really a gore fest either. Indeed, for much of the film the dirty work is being done by her equally enigmatic guardian “Håkan” (Per Ragnar) leaving the story to focus more some of the less tangible clues she drip feeds her new friend. She “isn’t a girl” can mean so many things? She’s just twelve but for how long has she been “just twelve”? Perhaps she sees in “Oskar” a new guardian? From his part, “Oskar” must begin to decide for himself whether the revenge he seeks on his tormentors is the right course of action, or whether he ought to move on with his life and build upon the positivity of his innocent, and reciprocated, attraction to “Eli”. Both of these actors deliver really quite engagingly throughout; their dialogue is measured and authentically childlike and even through the plot deals with some fairly gruesome topics, those never derail the amiability of the film and there’s even a little comedy woven into the proceedings too. The chilly landscape, the dark evenings, the nearby woods and the consistent pacing of the tale create a warmth untypical of this genre and it’s a surprisingly sensitive and addictive watch. If you’re looking for Peter Cushing or Brad Pitt, then maybe not - otherwise, this is a good watch.
patient1
This is a beautiful story of a young girl who happens to be a blood sticking vampire, and as we see her story progress, you can't help but feel for the young Miss. I enjoyed this probably more than most as I'm a fan of all things Horror and Sci-fi.
The atmosphere and setting make this film quite a thrill for the senses.
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