In China They Eat Dogs

(1999)

In I Kina käkar dom hundar (1999), Arvid, a regular bank clerk, unintentionally becomes involved in a life-altering incident when he knocks out bank robber Franz with his squash racket. When Franz's wife approaches Arvid, she reveals the stolen money was meant for her IVF treatment and desperately needs it back. To help her, Arvid joins forces with his criminal brother, Harald, and together they devise a plan to commit a robbery with the intention of obtaining the necessary funds.

However, their seemingly simple plan takes an unexpected turn and quickly spirals out of control. The robbery ends tragically with bloodshed, putting Arvid and Harald in serious trouble. As their situation becomes increasingly dire, they find themselves caught up in a dangerous web of crime.

I Kina käkar dom hundar is a thrilling and darkly humorous film that explores the consequences of impulsive decisions and the lengths people are willing to go to rectify their mistakes. The unexpected twists and turns keep viewers on the edge of their seats, while the complex characters and their shifting alliances add depth to the story.

This Swedish crime-comedy is a captivating blend of suspense, comedy, and drama. With its gritty realism and compelling performances, I Kina käkar dom hundar offers an engaging and unforgettable cinematic experience.