"Good thrillers know where they have to go. Into the heart of darkness. The author Søren Sveistrup understands the art of approaching it from different places, albeit with a very unique method. [He developed] a mapping of (Danish) society on the brink of decay. [...]
Formally, the second season is not simply a variation on the first. In the [ten] new episodes, Inspector Lund is sent to a truly dark province, and in her private life everything has only gotten worse. [...] Sofie Gråbøl plays this with wonderful restraint, nothing of the patented and cracked self-confident demeanor of the German female investigators in the civil service." (Georg Seeßlen, DIE ZEIT)
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The body of lawyer Anne Dragsholm is found in a park, brutally mutilated and left at the national war memorial. The case appears to point unequivocally to a crime of passion, as her husband was found covered in blood in his car. However, the crucial piece of evidence needed to convict him of murder is missing....
"Good thrillers know where they have to go. Into the heart of darkness. The author Søren Sveistrup understands the art of approaching it from different places, albeit with a very unique method. [He developed] a mapping of (Danish) society on the brink of decay. [...]
Formally, the second season is not simply a variation on the first. In the [ten] new episodes, Inspector Lund is sent to a truly dark province, and in her private life everything has only gotten worse. [...] Sofie Gråbøl plays this with wonderful restraint, nothing of the patented and cracked self-confident demeanor of the German female investigators in the civil service." (Georg Seeßlen, DIE ZEIT)
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The body of lawyer Anne Dragsholm is found in a park, brutally mutilated and left at the national war memorial. The case appears to point unequivocally to a crime of passion, as her husband was found covered in blood in his car. However, the crucial piece of evidence needed to convict him of murder is missing....