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昨晚刚把INSOMNIA就着英文字幕又看了遍，伴着昏昏欲睡疲惫的感觉和Stellan一起抓凶手。Erik Skjoldbjærg导演这片子的时候才刚33岁，也是Stellan早期比较重要的作品之一。影片在Cannes放映时好评如潮，网上亦一片叫好声“Stellan，这个来自斯堪的纳维亚的Gary Cooper ...... 那双失神却坚毅的眼睛......”

Another reviewer said that "Skarsgård perfectly embodies that moral ambiguity" in Jonas Engström. And it's in that vein that Stellan is likened to Humphrey Bogart. In John Huston's The Maltest Falcon, the classic film noir, Bogie plays Sam Spade, a brooding private eye with a less-than-reverential attitude toward the law. Good characters are not entirely good; bad characters have their charms and emotional weaknesses. That is Stellan's trademark - moral ambiguity (presented gloriously in the role of Willem Furtwängler in Taking Sides). Stellan himself continually admits, "If I get a real bad guy, I try to find out his good sides. And I try to explain, at least to myself, what he is lacking... what makes him bad. And if you play a good guy, you have to find his flaws to make them more interesting and alive."