Trouble

Conny is a well meaning but clumsy electronics salesman who ends up facing murder charges he insists he did not commit. The case against him seems airtight, and a corrupt precinct makes his life harder at every turn. With fear as his constant companion and a sharp instinct for trouble, he starts chasing elusive leads and risky shortcuts to clear his name. Along the way he bumps into a cast of mismatched allies and wary rivals, all while dodging wary cops and criminal players who would rather see him convicted. As the pressure mounts, he discovers a larger conspiracy behind the crime and fights to stay alive, even as danger tightens around him.

Directed by Jon Holmberg, Trouble is built from an original concept by Bengt Palmers, Björn Skifs, and Tapio Leopold. It stars Filip Berg and Amy Deasismont, with a brisk blend of action, comedy and crime in a genre minded package.

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Early reception is mixed, with an average of about 6.7 from 203 votes. The film leans on Conny and Diana as a lively duo, while exploring corruption and resilience in a moving city. The tone keeps things light with clever banter and tense action, making it a solid genre film.