The Tunnel

    The Tunnel
    2019

    Synopsis

    When a truck crashes inside a tunnel, people on their way home for Christmas are brutally trapped in a deadly fire. With a blizzard raging outside, and the first responders struggling to get to the accident, it's every man for himself.

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      Cast

      • Thorbjørn HarrStein
      • Ylva FuglerudElise
      • Mikkel Bratt SilsetIvar
      • Lisa CarlehedIngrid
      • Ingvild Holthe BygdnesAndrea
      • Per Egil AskeChristian
      • Peter FørdeKurt
      • Daniel Alexander SkadalRafa
      • Silje BreivikMia
      • Jan Gunnar RøiseGunnar

      Recommandations

      • 75

        ReelViews

        Although it might seem odd to call a disaster film “low-key,” the label applies in this case. That shouldn’t be interpreted as a criticism. There are times when a less-is-more approach results in gripping entertainment and The Tunnel is one such example.
      • 67

        Austin Chronicle

        The Tunnel may be shrouded in blistering embers and fumes, but it never loses sight of the victims and helpers, of whom there are many. Just as it's an ensemble drama, so it's the community that saves what it can of the day, and gives a feel-good ending with a tinge of sadness.
      • 50

        Variety

        Solidly crafted if a bit uninspired, Pål Øie’s thriller is like a horizontal, colder, sootier “Towering Inferno” minus the all-star-cast, though their soap-operatics are intact.
      • 50

        The New York Times

        The human dimension is painfully cliché, and Oie’s clunky orchestration of intersecting individual stories flattens the film’s overall momentum. It does, however, manage to eke out moments of genuine suspense and harrowing claustrophobia with its straightforward premise and contained, small-scale action.
      • 40

        The Guardian

        All the traditional ingredients are there, and I do have to say that the film does a good initial job of being claustrophobic and spectacular at the same time.
      • 38

        Slant Magazine

        The film lacks for the methodically escalating stakes that makes the best examples of the genre so entertaining.