All for One (2011)

In the gritty yet whimsical world of 'All for One' (2011), four childhood comrades find their lives entwined in a precarious dance of law and disorder. Martin (Jon Lange), a beleaguered cop, is at odds with his old friends Nikolai (Jonatan Spang), Ralf (Mick Øgendahl), and Timo (Rasmus Bjerg), who have grown into light-fingered rogues with an ambivalent line of sight on personal property. Their lives are as intertwined as their morals are skewed, each sitting on opposite sides of the law, yet bound by the unyielding ties of friendship. Their lifestyles clash, yet fate has a way of intertwining destinies. As they find themselves in a sticky quagmire, the old camaraderie rekindles, compelling them to revert to their former crafty exploits. The common adversary who brings them together is none other than the insidious Mr. Niemeyer (Rutger Hauer), a mastermind drug smuggler who masks his illicit activities behind the façade of an art gallery. Martin, juggling failures in both his professional and marital life, sees this chaotic mission as a golden chance to salvage his crumbling career. In a world teetering on the edge of legality, can Martin and his motley crew of friends outwit Niemeyer and restore balance? Or will they find that their past transgressions have forever blurred the line between right and wrong? The stakes are high in this thrilling caper, where loyalty, law, and lunacy collide.

All for One is a comedy movie featuring Mick Øgendahl and directed by Rasmus Heide.

All for One is currently streaming on Viaplay.

It is also possible to buy All for One on Apple TV or rent it on Pantaflix.