This Dutch Thriller Is The Top Movie On Netflix Right Now
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“iHostage” is currently the most popular movie on Netflix, according to the platform’s public ranking system.
The Dutch thriller premiered on the platform on April 18 and is based on true events that occurred at an Apple store in Amsterdam in 2022. Director Bobby Boermans lives near the scene of the actual incident and witnessed the news story as it unfolded at the time.
The plot of the film mostly follows what occurred in real life ― an armed man enters the store, takes a customer hostage and threatens to blow up the building if he’s not paid a massive sum of money.
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