Triangle of Sadness
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A celebrity model couple are invited on a luxury yacht cruise that goes spectacularly wrong, upending class hierarchies among the survivors.
Why watch: The dinner scene. You have been warned.
Cast
Harris Dickinson as Carl
Charlbi Dean as Yaya
Dolly de Leon as Abigail
Woody Harrelson as The Captain
Zlatko Burić as Dimitry
Vicki Berlin as Paula
Henrik Dorsin as Jarmo
Iris Berben as Therese
Jean-Christophe Folly as Nelson
Amanda Walker as Clementine
Oliver Ford Davies as Winston
Sunnyi Melles as Vera
Thobias Thorwid as Lewis
Jiannis Moustos as Driver
Timoleon Gketsos as Handsome Crewman
Crew
Ruben Östlund — Director
Ruben Östlund — Writer
Alessandro Del Vigna — Executive Producer
Jamal Zeinal Zade — Executive Producer
Bradley Thomas — Executive Producer
Brina Elizabeta Blaz — Executive Producer
Dan Wechsler — Executive Producer
Andreas Roald — Executive Producer
Jim Stark — Executive Producer
Clemens Köstlin — Co-Producer
Rose Garnett — Executive Producer
Lizzie Francke — Executive Producer
Olivier Père — Co-Producer
Faruk Güven — Co-Producer
Per Damgård Hansen — Co-Producer
Dan Friedkin — Executive Producer
Micah Green — Executive Producer
Marina Perales Marhuenda — Co-Producer
Erik Hemmendorff — Producer
Philippe Bober — Producer
Ryan Friedkin — Executive Producer
Giorgos Karnavas — Co-Producer
Daniel Steinman — Executive Producer
Mike Goodridge — Executive Producer
Konstantinos Kontovrakis — Co-Producer
Julio Chavezmontes — Co-Producer
Pauline Hansson — Casting
Nina Haun — Casting
Fredrik Wenzel — Director of Photography
Ruben Östlund — Editor
Mikel Cee Karlsson — Editor
Gabriel de Knoop — Art Direction
Daphne Koutra — Art Direction
Josefin Åsberg — Production Design
Sofie Krunegård — Costume Design
Community Reviews
KR
Aug 11, 2026
Very goood!!
Apr 7, 2026
One of my favorite films of the last five years! Also an example of the scope, scale, and artistic freedom that an independently financed movie can have. Ruben Ostlund had already been on my list for Force Majeure, and this film captures the director's same razor sharp satire, but with a broader cast of memorable characters and some pretty surprising plot points. Zlatko Buric (you'll recognize him from Superman) playing a manure salesman is just one of those performances that never leaves your mind -- so absurd and so painfully realistic at the same time. Woody Harrelson's presence in the film is also a delight, and a rare example of how an A-lister can enhance a film without all that much screentime. If you like weird, you'll love this one.