Hamilton: National Interest

This film is referred to as the Swedish version of 007. The male lead starred in 'A Better World,' which won the Best Foreign Language Film at the 83rd Academy Awards. Swedish intelligence officer Carl Hamilton (played by Mikael Persbrandt) infiltrates an international crime syndicate that has stolen advanced Swedish GPS-guided missiles. This gang of renegade mercenaries has kidnapped a Swedish weapon technology expert and received orders from an unidentified client organization to prepare for a deadly attack. Although Hamilton's identity is exposed and he escapes the gang's pursuit, both the missiles and the expert have gone missing. Soon, one of the stolen weapons appears in a terrorist attack in Somalia, resulting in the assassination of a pacifist politician. Given the Prime Minister's commitments, the government agrees to hire a private security company to carry out the rescue mission, with Hamilton accompanying them as a Swedish government observer. Clearly, this is an extremely dangerous task, as Hamilton must trace through Somalia's desolate deserts, navigate urban warfare in Oman, and engage in jungle and underwater battles in the Stockholm archipelago. Faced with national interests, he must endure unprecedented challenges across land, sea, and air.