In theaters October 08, 2021
Mar 09
2013
Here’s a nice collection of recent interviews that Noomi did with various magazines and online sources. They’re all very in-depth and feature an insightful look on “Dead Man Down”, her career so far and her films ahead (inlcuding “Passion”, “Animal Rescue” and “Child 44”) The complete collection of recently added interviews can be found below.
| 03.2013 | The Los Angeles Times | Noomi Rapace, director team for more darkness |
| 03.2013 | Esquire | Q&A: Noomi Rapace |
| 03.2013 | NBC Bay Area | Noomi Rapace muses on “Dead Man Down” |
| 03.2013 | Indie Wire | How Noomi Rapace became a global movie star |
| 03.2013 | Indie Wire | Noomi Rapace talks Dead Man Down |
| 03.2013 | Collider | Noomi Rapace talks Dead Man Down |
| 03.2013 | Moviefone | Noomi Rapace on Re-Teaming With Dragon Tattoo… |
| 03.2013 | The Wall Street Journal | The Original Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Strikes Again |
Read posts from the archive:
In theaters October 08, 2021
A childless couple (Noomi Rapace, Hilmir Snaer Gud-nason) discover a mysterious newborn on their farm in Iceland. The unexpected prospect of
family life brings them much joy, but ultimately destroys them.
On Netflix October 15, 2021
A black comedy action, in which a dysfunctional couple (Noomi Rapace, Aksel Hennie) head to a remote cabin to reconnect, but each has intentions
to kill the other.
Coming to Netflix in 2022
In her first Swedish film in ten years, Noomi Rapace leads six soldiers across a frozen sea with a package that could end a post-apocalyptic world war.
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