The Invicible Cell
Directed by Anders Riis-Hansen2009 1h 40mCrime, Documentary,
6.65.9
The Blekingegade Gang is the authentic story of a group of young Danish idealists who lost their grip on their own morality. They risked their own freedom, and the lives and well-being of others, to raise money for a cause that was bigger than themselves. For the first time ever, one of the group's members, Bo Weymann, talks about his activities in the Blekingegade Gang. Among other things, about the kidnapping plans against the Swedish billionaire's son, Jørn Rausing. And the notorious terrorist "Carlos" talks for the first time about the Danish gang that sent money to Palestinian terrorists. Then, former gang member Bo Weymann talks for the first time about the planning of the coup against the Post Office in Herlev and Daells Department Store. And about his decision to step down shortly before the fatal robbery against the Købmagergade Post Office, which ended with the killing of a young police officer and the revelation of the gang's cover apartment in Blekingegade.
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The Invicible Cell was released on March 20, 2009.
The Invicible Cell was directed by Anders Riis-Hansen.
The Invicible Cell has a runtime of 1h 40m.
The Invicible Cell was produced by Søren Steen Jespersen.
The Blekingegade Gang is the authentic story of a group of young Danish idealists who lost their grip on their own morality. They risked their own freedom, and the lives and well-being of others, to raise money for a cause that was bigger than themselves. For the first time ever, one of the group's members, Bo Weymann, talks about his activities in the Blekingegade Gang. Among other things, about the kidnapping plans against the Swedish billionaire's son, Jørn Rausing. And the notorious terrorist "Carlos" talks for the first time about the Danish gang that sent money to Palestinian terrorists. Then, former gang member Bo Weymann talks for the first time about the planning of the coup against the Post Office in Herlev and Daells Department Store. And about his decision to step down shortly before the fatal robbery against the Købmagergade Post Office, which ended with the killing of a young police officer and the revelation of the gang's cover apartment in Blekingegade.
The key characters in The Invicible Cell are Postal worker (David Bjergsø), Shot policeman's brother (Peter Frederiksen), PET-agent (Mickael Stele Liamm Knudsen).
The Invicible Cell is a Crime, Documentary, Action film.
The Invicible Cell has an audience rating of 6.6 out of 10.