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product_id: 108795065
title: "In Order of Disappearance"
price: "113 zł"
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# In Order of Disappearance

**Price:** 113 zł
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- **What is this?** In Order of Disappearance
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## Description

When a father (Stellan Skarsgård), uncovers his son's murderer, he begins to unravel. Once an upstanding citizen, Nils embarks on a blood-thirsty quest for revenge that escalates into a full-blown international gang war. With darkly funny humor reminiscent of Tarantino and The Coen Brothers, Nils finds himself caught up in a world not his own surrounded by drug traffickers, con artists and kingpins, in order to bring his son's murderers to justice

Review: Brilliant black comedy - A very under-rated tour-de-force starring Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard and the great Swiss actor Bruno Ganz. Set in remote Norway, Skarsgard plays the role of a Swedish immigrant snowplow operator whose son, in trouble with the local drug cartel, is murdered by them. This snowplow man is no one to mess with. He finds out who was responsible, and decides to make them 'disappear.' Some depth to the plot, played on several levels. The local cartel responds, not knowing who's making their men disappear one by one, and makes an even bigger mistake by whacking an employee of a rival Serbian drug cartel - making a bit of a triangle of retribution. What follows is pure Fargo-esque. The cinematography of the stark winter scenery in the remote Norwegian mountains is awesome and well-portrayed. The finale is mind-numbingly brilliant. The order of disappearance complete.
Review: Funny ! … Grotesque… A Scandinavian Classic… - This film is amazing in many ways. It does not follow a cliché plot of revenge (although, “technically” it does). In many ways this film is a blend of a very dark Scandinavian humor with a twist and turn of a complicated plot, based (oh, well) on revenge. The violence is graphic. The characters are extremely well defined. Acting, sets, mood, directing – everything is top notch. In this film there is based on a very subtle difference between Norwegian and Swedish cultures that *might* be appealing to the folks who’ve been to these countries, not as just tourists but rather exploring the underlying of the history, feuds, animosities and *very* slight language dialect differences. How about a quote from the film: “Sunshine or welfare?” … With that said, the American title of this film “In Order of Disappearance” is, indeed, very well suited for the plot. However… The actual translation of the title from Norwegian (and/or Swedish) of “Kraftidioten” is meant to be “Power Idiot”… How is that for a Scandinavian sense of humor? All in all, this film is EXCELLENT, worthy of an desertcart rental and *might* be not be well appreciated by an Anglo-Saxon audience who does not a difference between Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Oh, I can’t believe I have just written this… I *am* an American !!!!!!! Also, I am a *huge* fan of Jo Nesbo’s novels. What’s *your* opinion?

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Hans Petter Moland |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 563 Reviews |
| Format | Dolby, Subtitled, Widescreen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 58 minutes |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant black comedy
*by S***1 on December 2, 2023*

A very under-rated tour-de-force starring Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard and the great Swiss actor Bruno Ganz. Set in remote Norway, Skarsgard plays the role of a Swedish immigrant snowplow operator whose son, in trouble with the local drug cartel, is murdered by them. This snowplow man is no one to mess with. He finds out who was responsible, and decides to make them 'disappear.' Some depth to the plot, played on several levels. The local cartel responds, not knowing who's making their men disappear one by one, and makes an even bigger mistake by whacking an employee of a rival Serbian drug cartel - making a bit of a triangle of retribution. What follows is pure Fargo-esque. The cinematography of the stark winter scenery in the remote Norwegian mountains is awesome and well-portrayed. The finale is mind-numbingly brilliant. The order of disappearance complete.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Funny ! … Grotesque… A Scandinavian Classic…
*by K***R on September 24, 2017*

This film is amazing in many ways. It does not follow a cliché plot of revenge (although, “technically” it does). In many ways this film is a blend of a very dark Scandinavian humor with a twist and turn of a complicated plot, based (oh, well) on revenge. The violence is graphic. The characters are extremely well defined. Acting, sets, mood, directing – everything is top notch. In this film there is based on a very subtle difference between Norwegian and Swedish cultures that *might* be appealing to the folks who’ve been to these countries, not as just tourists but rather exploring the underlying of the history, feuds, animosities and *very* slight language dialect differences. How about a quote from the film: “Sunshine or welfare?” … With that said, the American title of this film “In Order of Disappearance” is, indeed, very well suited for the plot. However… The actual translation of the title from Norwegian (and/or Swedish) of “Kraftidioten” is meant to be “Power Idiot”… How is that for a Scandinavian sense of humor? All in all, this film is EXCELLENT, worthy of an Amazon rental and *might* be not be well appreciated by an Anglo-Saxon audience who does not a difference between Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Oh, I can’t believe I have just written this… I *am* an American !!!!!!! Also, I am a *huge* fan of Jo Nesbo’s novels. What’s *your* opinion?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love Norwegian Movies
*by T***N on November 6, 2025*

Loved this movie 🎥 I think Stellan Skatsgård is an amazing actor. DVD was in terrific condition

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*Last updated: 2026-03-20*