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Air date: Sep 29, 2021
Thulin and her reluctant new partner, Hess, investigate a gruesome murder; politician Rosa Hartung returns to work after her daughter's disappearance.
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Air date: Sep 29, 2021
Hess uses unorthodox methods to prove a theory about the Hartung case; the detectives chase a lead linked to a text message; Rosa faces another threat.
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Air date: Sep 29, 2021
When a disturbing discovery provides a lead to a possible target, Thulin and Hess hatch a risky play to lure the killer.
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Air date: Sep 29, 2021
The detectives find inconsistencies as they dig deeper into the Kristine Hartung investigation; threats against Rosa take a terrifying turn.
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Air date: Sep 29, 2021
Neither Thulin nor Hess can stop thinking about the unanswered questions hanging over their case; Rosa's career unravels as a childhood memory surfaces.
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Air date: Sep 29, 2021
As the pieces of the Chestnut Man mystery fall into place and the perpetrator's motives become clear, Thulin and Hess fight to save innocent lives.
The Chestnut Man (2021)
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An excellent series, with high drama, convincing characters, unexpected twists and turns in the narrative. Thoroughly worth watching.
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Tense, intricate plotlines, characters that are complex but empathetic, keeps you guessing all the way to the story's end.
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A must-have thriller for all mystery and crime fans. With an engaging narrative, 'The Chestnut Man' manages not only to focus on building a tense and catastrophic environment, but also to develop and expand the characters, making them widely believable to the audience.
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Excellent direction, photography, cast, interpretations and locations, just a great production! but .... some very odd parts (flaws) on the story. Attention!! spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler spoiler : Do not read the following lines if you had not watched or read the story. Why Simon boy killed the local policeman that was rescuing him and his sister at the begining? He was no a threat for him and for the further investigation at all, so there was no need to, and also he could have been caught if his attack failed... Looks just a trick to get the public thinking that killer was an adult. And also, each time a suspect was caught red-handed and disarmed by one of the supposed bright detectives (allways acting alone and not informing their superiors and mates), armed with reglamentary pandistol aiming at the evident suspect, they were systematically attacked back, disarmed, badly injured and suspect fying away! Just too many times! They'd rather have used tassers! Not to mention the ridiculous situation about the security measures just not taken around a goverment minister after her son being kidnapped and an overall serious threat, both on her side and her family...
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Very good series. After the first episode I was hooked and ended up binge watching it in two days. Looking forward to season two.
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It's okay. Pacing was way off, the first three episodes were good enough to keep me watching but then the show just sort of dragged on. They should've just trimmed it down to 4 episodes instead of 6. Ending was kind of lame, the "plot twist" made no sense, way too many shots of people standing around with furrowed brows looking concerned and doing nothing.
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I was hooked from the very beginning.
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Very well written & acted, sub-titles did not lesson the quality, dubbing was fine.
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Horrible . But , it's too many " Psycho " stories recently , mystery novels or tv shows . Famous " Psycho " TV Show " Criminal Minds " was finished , then , recently , " Nordics " writers are many . I liked " The Silence of the lambs " is the most famous " Psycho " Novel , it made to beginning " Psycho " entertainment at the world . Epic was . Then , this work is made by book , I bought book and not read yet , watched tv show on Netflix . Uh … , " Abuse " children by " Foster parents " story are some novels or movies I watched and read , already . # abuse # foster parents ? I don't leak more than these . Ew , ew , ew , ew …. ! But , it's just " Fake story " , I was abused by my own parents at my childhood , then , I don't forgive my parents at all , but , I hadn't killed them . Sometimes , " Anger " makes people to be monsters , there are 2types people , 1 is found out something to be good or cures themselves their own with " be happy " , but , 1 is still having anger and not " Purify " their hurt mental , it's so tragedy . I eat hamburgers before " Anger " to something's , or cheeseburgers and French flies . It's so fun and happy . Avenge is fascinate for the people , but , it's " How to " , bully people is just " Unhappy " , absolutely , because , victims be happier than before is important thing . Bully people is just stupid and losers , and sick . That's it .
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The show is ok, mildly entertaining. I never realized how important screen presence is until actor Mikkel Følsgaard displayed what it means to have literally none of it. He's supposed to have this traumatic past and he just never seems to display any hint of a personality. All the actors are kind of bad, but he was SO BORING. Not sure I care enough to watch the last 2 episodes.
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