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    Tobias Lindholm on working with Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain for ‘The Good Nurse’
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    Tobias Lindholm on working with Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain for ‘The Good Nurse’

    2022-10-07T09:35:00Z

    Lindholm makes his English-language feature debut on the film based on a real-life story. 

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    Tobias Lindholm, A Hijacking
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    Tobias Lindholm, A Hijacking

    2012-09-10T08:55:00Z

    The director follows up his acclaimed prison drama R with the powerful modern pirates story A Hijacking.

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    Lindholm to make Afghanistan film
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    Lindholm to make Afghanistan film

    2013-09-17T11:38:00Z

    A Hijacking director Tobias Lindholm to next shoot a feature about military action in Afghanistan.

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    A Hijacking
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    A Hijacking

    2012-09-05T21:28:00Z

    Dir/scr: Tobias Lindholm. Denmark. 2012. 103mins

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    Lindholm reunites with R star for A Hijacking
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    Lindholm reunites with R star for A Hijacking

    2012-02-13T07:29:00Z

    Danish director Tobias Lindholm and actor Pilou Asbaek, who first collaborated on hard-hitting prison drama R in 2010, reunite for Lindholm’s new movie A Hijacking, which is being readied for completion by Cannes.

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    ‘The Good Nurse’: Toronto Review
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    ‘The Good Nurse’: Toronto Review

    2022-09-12T21:15:00Z

    ‘Superbly-acted’ thriller stars Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain in Tobias Lindholm’s adaptation of a real-life case

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    Oscars: Denmark submits Tobias Lindholm's 'A War'
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    Oscars: Denmark submits Tobias Lindholm's 'A War'

    2015-09-23T15:16:00Z

    War drama to be submitted for the Best Foreign-Language Film category.

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    Magnolia takes North American rights to A Hijacking
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    Magnolia takes North American rights to A Hijacking

    2012-11-15T14:54:00Z

    TrustNordisk sells Tobias Lindholm’s drama.

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    A Hijacking taken to UK, France, Turkey
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    A Hijacking taken to UK, France, Turkey

    2012-09-27T10:35:00Z

    TrustNordisk closes deals for Tobias Lindholm’s thriller with distributors including Arrow for UK.

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    'A War': Review
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    'A War': Review

    2015-09-05T12:48:00Z

    Dir/scr. Tobias Lindholm. Denmark, 2012. 115 min.

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