Bloodride
television series
Bloodride is a 2020 Norwegian anthology television series created by Kjetil Indregard and Atle Knudsen and starring Stig R. Amdam, Anna Bache-Wiig and Ellen Bendu. The plot revolves around a bus and its driver, driving in the rain in the middle of the night. In each episode, one of the passengers exits the bus and becomes the focus of the episode.
It was released on Friday 13 March 2020, on Netflix.
Cast
Stig R. Amdam as Edmund Bråthen
Anna Bache-Wiig as Iselin
Ellen Bendu as Sanna
Bjørn Birch as Herr Kloppen
Pia Borgli as Margrethe
Simen Bostad as Marcus
Mette Spjelkavik Enoksen as Monika
Elias Er-Rachidi Freuchen as Odd
Molly Gavin as Sissel
David Haack as Georg
Jasmine Haugen as Unni
Benjamin Helstad as Otto
Dagny Backer Johnsen as Olivia
Rebekka Jynge as Kristin
Sophia Kaushal as Butikkdame
Karl Vidar Lende as Paul
Hilde Olausson as Fru Kloppen
Henrik Rafaelsen as Alex
Harald Rosenstrøm as Georg
Kingsford Siayor as Abdi
Emma Spetalen Magnusson as Katja
Silje Storstein as Helene
Bjørnar Teigen as Leon
Trond Teigen as Philip
Isabel Beth Toming as Oda
Erlend Rødal Vikhagen as Erik
Ingrid Vollan as Fru Kloppen sin vennenne
Catharina Vu as Bensinstasjonsansatt
Rj Wayne as Bill
Ine Marie Wilmann as Molly
Frode Winther as Rektor Ogland
Ella Indregard Yttri as Mari
Ingrid Anne Yttri as Trine
Ingunn Øien as Agda
Episodes
Release
Bloodride was released on 13 March 2020 on Netflix.
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