Hawke and Rapace explain Stockholm Syndrome
In 2015, Ethan Hawke starred in Robert Boudreau's drama Born to Be Sad, which tells the story of jazz legend Chet Baker. And now, a few years later, the actor and director are ready to work together again - this time on the thriller " Stockholm ".As the site Deadline managed to find out, the company Hawk in the frame will also be Noomi Rapace . Boudreau will head the shooting of the film according to his own script. He is also the producer of the project along with Nicholas Tabarrok ("Black Marks") and Jonathan Bronfman ("The Witch"). Based on true events and an article by Daniel Lang for The New Yorker , this feed will tell you about the 1973 bank robbery in Stockholm. Then the man who escaped from prison seized the financial institution and four hostages alone. After everything was over, it turned out that the hostages were more afraid of the police than the invader, and even hired a lawyer for the latter. This event drew public attention to a psychological phenomenon called the Stockholm Syndrome. It has not yet been announced who Hawk and Rapace will play in the upcoming film, but filming is scheduled to begin in April.  In the fall, Ethan Hawke could be seen in the remake of The Magnificent Seven, and this year the actor will appear in the fantasy action movie Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets. Rapace , in turn, will return to the role of Elizabeth Shaw in the sequel to Prometheus, and will delight USA viewers with its performance in the thriller Transformation. The Topic of Article: Hawke and Rapace explain Stockholm Syndrome. |
