Noomi Rapace Is Returning To Scandinavia With Netflix Feature Film 'Black Crab'

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Noomi Rapace Is Returning To Scandinavia With Netflix Feature Film Black Crab

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04 November 2020

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November 5, 2020 - Noomi Rapace will play the lead role when acclaimed novel Black Crab by Jerker Virdborg turns into a Netflix feature film. The film is to be directed by award winning Adam Berg and will be Rapace's big return to Scandinavia and her native country Sweden, after spending the last ten years abroad starring in films and series such as Prometheus, Sherlock Holmes and What Happened to Monday as well as independent films Daisy Diamond and Beyond. She can currently be seen in The Secrets We Keep and will be seen in Lamb, releasing 2021. Berg has created an imaginative script out of Virdborg's novel, which is being developed into the feature film Black Crab, with Indio producing.

Black Crab is a Scandinavian action thriller set in a post-apocalyptic world torn apart by climate change and war. During an endless winter, six soldiers are sent on a dangerous mission across the frozen sea to transport a package that could finally end the war. Equipped with ice skates, unaware of what theyre carrying, or who they can trust, the mission challenges their beliefs and forces them to ask: what are they willing to sacrifice for their own survival?

Noomi Rapace says: I'm very excited to come back to Sweden and do Black Crab. My first Swedish film in ... years . Can't wait to get suited up and go on this journey - explore human shadows and slide through broken dreams and a world on edge. Survival to what price?

David Kosse, Vice President International Original Film at Netflix: This project combines so many great attributes: a compelling story, a strong creative team and of course an incredibly talented lead actress. We are looking forward to a great collaboration with Adam and the team at Indio and are confident that our members in Sweden and the rest of the world will enjoy this movie.

As a Swede you grow up knowing you live in a country of peace and equality, all in all life's good and safe here. But lately we have all learned how fragile our societies are due to pandemics, civil wars, global warming and economic chaos. How would it be to wake up one day in a totally destroyed and war torn Sweden? Producing Black Crab is about flipping the coin and from a Scandinavian perspective show what happens to humanity when chaos arrives. It's a big production and a great challenge and thanks to Netflix we can tell this Swedish story to a global audience. , says Mattias Montero, Founder and Producer, Indio.

The feature film is produced by Malin Idevall together with Mattias Montero and directed by Adam Berg. After a successful career in commercials and music videos, Black Crab will be Berg's first full length feature as director and writer. Previous works include Philips Carousel" winner of Grand Prix in Cannes, Assassin Creed Black Flag and Happiness "All Apologies .

Black Crab will release globally on Netflix in 2022. Release date is still to be announced.

About Indio:

Indio is an independent production company operating out of Stockholm, founded by Mattias Montero, with a global mindset and a sense of Scandinavian collectivism. Indio is also the owner of RIO, a legendary art house cinema and restaurant from the 40s. All in all, Indio believes in creative diversity and works as an incubator for all sorts of storytelling. www.indio.se

About Netflix:

Netflix is the worlds leading streaming entertainment service with over 195 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without adverts or commitments.

Rapace is represented by Stella H rnstr m, CAA, Narrative and Hirsh Wallerstein Hayum Matlof & Fishman.

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