22 July
A determined prosecutor fights to hold a mass murderer accountable as grieving survivors and a nation grapple with the aftermath of a devastating terrorist attack.
“The true story of a day that started like any other”
Synopsis
On 22 July 2011, neo-Nazi terrorist Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 young people attending a Labour Party Youth Camp on Utøya Island, outside Oslo. This three-part story centers on the survivors, the political leadership of Norway, and the legal professionals involved in the aftermath.
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A crew of 60+ credited
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Edited by William GoldenbergShot by Pal Ulvik RoksethScored by Sune MartinDesigned by Liv Ask
Box Office
2018 · Box office
Produced on a $20.0M budget
Production budget
$20.0M
Also known as
- 22. Julide
- Un 22 juilletfr
- 22 luglioit
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Cast & Crew
60 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Anders Danielsen Lie
as Anders Behring Breivik
Jonas Strand Gravli
as Viljar Hanssen
Jon Igarden
as Geir Lippestad
Maria Bock
as Christin Kristoffersen
Seda Witt
as Lara Rashid
Thorbj Rn Harr
as Sveinn Are Hanssen
Ola G Furuseth
as Prime Minister Stoltenberg
Isak Bakli Aglen
as Torje Hanssen
Marit Andreassen
as Prime Minister Aide #1
Ystein Martinsen
as Prime Minister Aide #2
Valborg Fr Ysnes
as Prime Minister Aide
Thor Harald Normann
as Simon Sæbø
Supporting cast
35Anders Kulsrud Storruste
as Anders Kristiansen
Monica Borg Fure
as Utøya Camp Leader
Mathias Eckhoff
as Utøya Security
Selma Str M Sonmez
as Bano Rashid
Hilde Olausson
as Breivik's Mother
Lena Kristin Ellingsen
as Signe Lippestad
Anneke Von Der Lippe
as PST Director
Trygve Svindland
as Justice Minister
Trim Balaj
as Odd Ivar Grøn
Pal Espen Kilstad
as PM's Bodyguard
Hakon Smeby
as NRK Reporter
Endre Hellestveit
as Security Official
Lars Arentz Hansen
as Security Official
Turid Gunnes
as Family Lawyer
Ulrikke Hansen D Vigen
as Prosecution Lawyer
Hasse Lindmo
as Prosecution Lawyer
Tone Danielsen
as Judge Wenche Arntzen
Vivian Hein
as Defense Lawyer
Fredrik Stenberg Ditlev Simonsen
as Defense Lawyer
Charlotte Grundt
as Detective Anderson
Ingri Enger Damon
as Inquiry Lawyer
Mikkel Bratt Silset
as Hønefoss Policeman
Andre S Rum
as Hønefoss Detective
Tomas Gu Bjartsson
as Op Room Trauma Surgeon
Andri Wilberg Orrason
as Op Room Trauma Doctor
Eindride Eidsvold
as Extremist
Joakim Skarli
as Knut Arne Pettersen , Paramedic
Marita Fjeldheim Wierdal
as Forensics Officer
Terje Ranes
as Parent
Yvind Venstad Kjeksrud
as Parent
Silje Breivik
as Parent
Mette Scarth T Nseth
as Parent
Ellen Birgitte Winther
as Parent
Ole Aleksander Wold Lien
Tommy Hyving
as Security Guard
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