At Point Blank 2003

A meticulously planned series of bank heists hits Stockholm, executed by a skilled crew of thieves. The police investigation is led by Klara, a 33-year-old chief inspector of the Stockholm robbery commission, and by Greger Krona, as they begin to close in on the source—with a ruthless exit looming.

Klara is deeply involved with Frank, a surgeon for Doctors Without Borders, adding a personal stake to the high-stakes case. The story opens with a bank robbery unlike any Swedish history has seen, carried out with military-level precision and discipline. The thieves vanish with the money, and their escape car is found burning in a forest, triggering a tense, forest-set pursuit.

Heavily-armed police encircle the woods, bracing for a standoff. Then, in a shocking turn, one of the robbers opens fire on a police helicopter, buying crucial seconds and allowing the crew to slip away. This bold move signals that the criminals are not ordinary criminals, but highly informed and extraordinarily prepared.

Klara and Krona quickly realize they are dealing with adversaries who possess insider knowledge of bank delivery times, police procedures, and safety measures, and whose behavior grows increasingly extreme. The hunt intensifies as the thieves’ methods become frighteningly more sophisticated, driving a tense, relentless pursuit through Stockholm. The film keeps the pressure on, balancing personal stakes with a chilling showcase of calculation, nerve, and the razor-thin line between order and chaos.