Today we are going to be talking about the top 7 Nordic Noir films you should be watching in quarantine. If you aren't familiar with Nordic Noir, this is a genre of crime fiction usually written from a police point of view in Seton, Scandinavia or one of the other Nordic countries. These films are usually set in bleak environments and have tense subject matter. Without further ado, let's check out our list in alphabetical order. Now remember to click like and subscribe if you enjoy this video. Our first film is the original The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo from 2009. This film is beautifully shot and really captures the pace, grit and violence of the original novel. This film is an excellent introduction to Lisbon's Solander and is a bone-chilling and suspenseful ride. Headhunters from 2011 is based on a novel by Joe Nesbo. This is an interesting story about a man who steals paintings from his wealthy clients until one day he crosses the wrong man. Unfortunately that man turns out to be ex-special forces, so as you can imagine this goes sideways real fast. Expect lots of twists and violence. Not to be confused with the 2020 film in the same name. The hunt from 2014 is a great looking film that's not to be missed. Mads Micklesin plays Lucas who is accused of pedophilia and his world collapses. As his friends and neighbors turn on him, Lucas is put to the ultimate test. I love this movie. In order of disappearance tells the story of Nils Dickman, whose only son is killed by a Norwegian underworld gang. Nils takes justice into his own hand as he eliminates the offenders one by one. The original insomnia from 1997 is an exciting and unsettling journey in the Arctic. A cop accidentally shoots his partner and tries to cover it up. Unfortunately, somebody knows what he has done. The film Jar City from 2006 helped define the genre and influenced many films to come. The gloomy mood, rugged Icelandic setting, bone-chilling atmosphere, storyline and gorgeous cinematography all combined to create an unforgettable cinematic experience. 2013's Keeper of Lost Causes is an excellent cinematic journey. A detective is searching for a politician that disappeared from a fairy years ago. Little does he know she has been held captive and tortured the entire time. So this is my list of the top 7 Nordic War films you should be watching while in quarantine. Feel free to drop your comments below and don't forget to like and subscribe. Thank you.