Blodsband (26 Jun. 2010)

Director:

Stephan Apelgren

Writers:

Niklas Rockström (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
Ove Wolf	...	Oskar Ung
Fyr Thorvald Strömberg	...	Roger Riis (as Fyr Thorvald)
Jonatan Blode	...	Micke Petterson
Camilla Larsson	...	Jeanette Petterson
Simon Norrthon	...	Pierre Hedman
Saga Gärde	...	Anki Hedman
Åsa Persson	...	Marie Ohlsson
Bo Andersson	...	Jonas Ohlsson
Karin Bergquist	...	Louise Dyrander
Karl Oscar Törnros	...	Holger Molander (as Carl Oscar Törnros)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

investigation | police | father daughter relationship

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish

Release Date:

26 June 2010 (Italy)

Filming Locations:

Ystad, Skåne län, Sweden

Company Credits

Production Co:

Yellowbird Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

89 min 89 min (DVD)

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"La Traviata, Libiamo Ne, Lieti Calici"
Composed by Giuseppe Verdi
Performed by Maria Callas

User Reviews

An old lover and careless talk...

Once again this series does not disappoint with another story that is gripping and has a personal element as one of the suspects/potential victims is former lover of Linda, from the time before she joined the police. The episode opens with a couple arguing on board a boat and after the man departs somebody turns up and murdered the woman; was it the man returning or somebody else and if it was somebody else what was their motive?

The chief suspect lives on a commune where Linda is surprised to find an old boy friend, as the investigate the case she lets slip some details which will have serious consequences for both Linda and the people of the commune. As always the acting is good and while the story is perhaps a little far fetched it doesn't cross the boundaries of believability.