SE | 2009 | colour | 80 min
reż|dir Johan Storm, Johan Lundborg pro|pro Anita Oxburgh, Migma Film AB sce|sc Johan Storm, Johan Lundborg zdj|ph Johan Lundborg muz|mus Jukka Rintamäkki mon|ed Johan Storm, Johan Lundborg ob|cast Emil Johansen, Ylva Gallon, Peter Stormare dys|dis Spectator

Frank is an ambitious and single-minded medical student who has no friends. His finals are only a few days away and nothing must distract him. Nothing, especially not Lotte, the girl who has just moved into the flat above. Lotte tries to make friends with Frank. But he sees her only as an irritation, especially as the noise from the couple’s lovemaking keeps him awake at night. Finally sleeplessness makes him lose control. One day Frank is mysteriously attacked in the corridor of his building. Lotte helps him and the circumstances bring them closer. Their new friendship will not be without consequences. Lotte’s boyfriend suspects they are having an affair. When he starts persecuting Frank, he finds himself caught in a cat and mouse game in which his life is at stake. Corridor is a frightening psychological thriller with a different kind of hero and a mix of black humor and social criticism made by Johan Storm and Johan Lundborg, young Swedish directors who claim to be inspired by Hollywood 70s films such as The Exorcist, Rosemary’s baby and Alien etc.  

AWARDS
2010 Brussels European Film Festival – Cineuropa Prize

DIRECTOR | Johan Storm (1978)
Examined from the Film School at Gothenburg University in 2003. He has written about film for the magazine Filmkonst and for the daily newspaper Arbetarbladet. He has worked with script development for shorts and the feature film Offside. Just now he is making commercials and information films. Together with Johan Lundeborg in 2009 they directed feature movie Corridor.

DIRECTOR | Johan Lundborg (1977)
Examined from the Film School At Gothenburg University. Also attended FAMU in Prague. He has made a number of short films and made the award winning documentary Moving adult cats. He wrote and directed the thirty minute short Rosenhill which won the Audience Award for best short at the Gothenburg Festival 2009. Most recent production is the psychological thriller Corridor co-directed with Johan Storm.