The Quiet Ones, directed by Frederik Louis Hviid, recounts Denmark's largest heist through the story of a boxer named Kasper. Offered a chance to partake in a major robbery at a Copenhagen cash-processing facility, Kasper must navigate his life of crime alongside his boxing career. The film draws inspiration from real-life criminal Steffen Baadsgaard Andersen, who provided insights into the heist's execution, ensuring that the film's depiction would resonate with authenticity. Andersen's story illuminated the underbelly of crime and its intersection with personal ambition, adding depth to the narrative.
Frederik Louis Hviid highlights the unprecedented collaboration with Steffen Baadsgaard Andersen, stating his input ensured the film's heist depiction was exactly accurate to his memories.
The film 'The Quiet Ones' effectively captures the essence of the infamous 2008 Danish heist, making it an engaging portrayal of a criminal endeavor against a backdrop of personal struggle.
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