Luftslottet (27 Sep. 2006)

Crusty old Greger Stehn and his equally unpopular dogs are poisoned with botulinum. Despite drawing out 20 million krone from the bank Greger lived in a hovel opposite a block of luxury ... See full summary »

Director:

Anders Engström

Writers:

Stefan Ahnhem (screenplay), Henning Mankell (story),

Stars:

Krister Henriksson, Johanna Sällström, Ola Rapace

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Krister Henriksson	...	Kurt Wallander
Johanna Sällström	...	Linda Wallander
Ola Rapace	...	Stefan Lindman
Fredrik Gunnarsson	...	Svartman (as Fredrik Gunnarson)
Mats Bergman	...	Nyberg
Marianne Mörck	...	Ebba
Stina Ekblad	...	Obducenten Karin Linder
Malin Berghagen	...	Christine Bergdahl
Mats Rudal	...	Per Bergdahl
Peter Engman	...	Johan Haartman
Regina Lund	...	Barbro Haartman
Anna-Lena Strindlund	...	Louise Selander
Rune Bergman	...	Greger
Fabian Åhsberg	...	Levi
Fredrik Åhsberg	...	Robin

Storyline

Crusty old Greger Stehn and his equally unpopular dogs are poisoned with botulinum. Despite drawing out 20 million krone from the bank Greger lived in a hovel opposite a block of luxury flats where the wives are into yoga, keep fit and botox - which uses botulinum. The money has disappeared and the chief suspect is Johan Haartman, a plastic surgeon with heavy debts who was in the bank when Greger took out the money. Then he and his wife are also poisoned and their baby is fostered by a neighbour, whose child died in a cot death. Is she the killer?

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Plot Keywords:

father daughter relationship | investigation | poison | police | botulism | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish

Release Date:

27 September 2006 (Finland)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Yellow Bird Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Followed by Wallander: Jokern (2006)

User Reviews

Not the best, but one of the better ones

When I heard that there will be a new Wallander series without Rolf Lassgard as the main character i was quite sceptical and after seeing "innan frosten" I was not really convinced of the new franchise. Luftslottet however proved me wrong. Krister Henriksson certainly interprets the character of the south-Swedish policeman differently than his predecessor, nevertheless he still offers a view on a person with many different facettes. What makes this movie so special, is the fact that the viewer is lead into several wrong directions until finally the murder and the robbery are cleared up. This normally makes any good thriller or crime-story, but the way it is done here is really good quality entertainment. If you get this film as a copy on DVD i predict an interesting evening full of suspension.