Keillers Park is a 2006 Swedish drama film directed by and written by . Inspired by the Keillers Park murder case, it stars MÃÂ¥rten Klingberg as Peter, who becomes the first suspect after his boyfriend Nassim (Piotr Giro) is found murdered in a park. The film received mixed to negative reviews from critics.
After Nassim is found murdered in a park, the police suspect his boyfriend Peter and bring him in for questioning. They also find an unregistered gun in his apartment. Through flashbacks, the beginning of Peter and Nassim's relationship is explored.
It was and written by . The film was inspired by the Keillers Park murder case.
Gunnar Rehlin wrote in Variety that the film was "striking to look at, but lacking the passion to make the central story convince." It received a score of 2/5 from Patrik Andersson in Göteborgs-Posten. also gave the film a generally negative review for Svenska Dagbladet, criticizing Edwards' use of "oblique camera angles and black-and-white sequences" and the lead character's backstory. However, he found the sex scenes compelling. One positive review came from Dagens Nyheter film critic , who described the film as a "gripping tale of love, class, sex and death."