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The Square

The Square

6,8 /10 (1,760 Votes)
2017 SV 151 min

Overview

A prestigious Stockholm museum's chief art curator finds himself in times of both professional and personal crisis as he attempts to set up a controversial new exhibit.

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Release date

25/08/2017

Votes

1,760

Popularity

5.2

Genres

Status

Released

Language

SV

Runtime

151 min

Revenue

$9,494,535

Claes Bang

Claes Bang

Christian

Elisabeth Moss

Elisabeth Moss

Anne

Dominic West

Dominic West

Julian

Terry Notary

Terry Notary

Oleg

Christopher Læssø

Christopher Læssø

Michael

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Lise Stephenson Engström

Daughter

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Lilianne Mardon

Daughter

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Marina Schiptjenko

Elna

Annica Liljeblad

Annica Liljeblad

Sonja

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Elijandro Edouard

Boy with Letter

Daniel Hallberg

Daniel Hallberg

Dark-Haired Advertising Agent

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Martin Sööder

Blond Advertising Agent

John Nordling

John Nordling

Account Manager

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Maja Gödicke

Marketing First Assistant

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Nicki Dar

Nicki

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Josephine Schneider

Office Worker

Sofie Hamilton

Sofie Hamilton

Robber

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Robert Hjelm

Robber

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Anna-Stina Malmborg

Senior Donator

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Gunnar Häglund

Senior Donator

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Nina Strand

Fundraiser

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Erik Sundfeldt

Man on the Street

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Peggy Johansson

Museum Guard

Jonas Dahlbom

Jonas Dahlbom

Cook

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Sofica Ciuraru

Beggar at 7-Eleven

Stefan Gödicke

Stefan Gödicke

Man with Tourette's

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Mia Svenheimer

Wife

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Per Magnus Johansson

Pro-Tolerance Psychologist

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Erika Jareman

Saleswoman

Julia Sporre

Julia Sporre

Saleswoman

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Clemens Poellinger

Art Theorist

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Copos Pardaliam

Beggar in Mall

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Pauline Hansson

YouTube Woman (voice)

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Pierre Elmqvist

Neighbour

Madeleine Barwén Trollvik

Madeleine Barwén Trollvik

Princess Madeleine

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Tiby

Chimpanzee

Johan Jonason

Johan Jonason

Journalist

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Bo Melin

Journalist

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Sonya Flores Espinosa

Journalist

Joakim Lamotte

Joakim Lamotte

Vlogger

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Kolya Hardy

Coach

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Bobcats

Cheerleaders

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Eva Kumler

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Robert Oskarsson

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Kalle Soukas

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Jan Wallin

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Roger Andersson

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Geica Pruteanu

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Marcel Macau

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Simona Ciuraru

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Papusa Ciuraru

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Omar Ahmed

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Ceikh Secka Sosse

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Oliver Roque Sakari

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Ali Al-Anbari

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Mohammad Admirza

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Torleif Svensson

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John Rindefjäll

Mikael Olsson

Mikael Olsson

Artist

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Julia Frej

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Nicole Walker

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Konrad Olsson

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Jimmy Guo

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Christel Elsayah

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Holly Astera

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Sara Bourke

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Peter Vitanen

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Amélie Juliusson

Linda Anborg

Linda Anborg

Red Carpet Guest (uncredited)

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Emelie Beckius

Businesswoman (uncredited)

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Peter Díaz

Gallery Guest (uncredited)

Sarah Giercksky

Sarah Giercksky

Extra (uncredited)

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Fareed Ahmedi

Commuter / Worker (uncredited)

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Daniel Kristiansson

Cheerleading Contest Attendant (uncredited)

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Janet Leon

Janet Leon (uncredited)

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Uri Levanon

Rabbi (uncredited)

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Jan Lindwall

Art Critic (uncredited)

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Iman Mirbioki

Stroller (uncredited)

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Marga Pettersson

Dinner Guest (uncredited)

Moa Enqvist Stefansdotter

Moa Enqvist Stefansdotter

Saleswoman (uncredited)

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Henric Wassberg

Cameraman (uncredited)

Cicci Green

Cicci Green

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Denise Wessman

Woman at Park Bench

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j0ng

2018-03-25

⭐ 8

I'm not a great fan of dramas, but this was an entertaining film. I gave this 4 stars just for the ape scene.

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CinemaSerf

CinemaSerf

2024-05-26

⭐ 6

I maybe just wasn't in the right mood for this, but after about half an hour I really didn't much care what happened to "Christian" (Claes Bang), or pretty much anyone else. He runs one of those galleries that puts a glass of water on a dusty shelf and calls it art. You know, emperor's new clothes kind of stuff. His latest "exhibition" is designed to remind the public of their responsibilities to each other but his focus is diverted when he is the victim of a pickpocket. No phone. No wallet. He devises an unique way to get them back by putting a note through all of his neighbours' letter boxes…

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