Johan Falk: Operation Näktergal (Video 2009)

Director:

Daniel Lind Lagerlöf

Writers:

Stefan Karlsson (screenplay), Anders Nilsson (concept),

Stars:

Jakob Eklund, Henrik Norlén, Anna Antonowicz

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jakob Eklund	...	Johan Falk
Henrik Norlén	...	Lasse Karlsson
Anna Antonowicz	...	Hanna (as Anja Antonowicz)
Stipe Erceg	...	Oleg
Meliz Karlge	...	Sophie Nordh
Kjell Wilhelmsen	...	Kenta
Joel Kinnaman	...	Frank Wagner
Mikael Tornving	...	Patrik Agrell
Jacqueline Ramel	...	Anja Månsdottir
André Sjöberg	...	Dick Jörgensen
Lars G. Svensson	...	Lennart Jägerström
Marie Richardson	...	Helén
Zeljko Santrac	...	Matte
Isidor Alcaide Backlund	...	Ola
Hanna Ullerstam	...	Ann-Louise Rojas

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

criminal | surveillance | police | hotel room | prostitute | 

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Genres:

Action | Crime | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Sweden

Language:

Swedish English Polish

Release Date:

4 November 2009 (Sweden)

Also Known As:

GSI - Spezialeinheit Göteborg: Riskantes Spiel

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Johan Falk and his team watch through the secretly taped video of the villains admitting to their crimes, they complain about that they cannot use it as evidence since they lacked the proper paperwork before rigging the camera and microphones. As policemen in a Special Crime Unit they should be very much aware of that the Swedish legal system accept ALL kind of evidence. Even those that are obtained through illegal ways. ...a fact that you would think that both a policeman and a screen writer should know about.

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Connections

Follows Johan Falk: GSI - Gruppen för särskilda insatser (2009)

User Reviews

Great Series but this one sucks big time!

I've watched "Johan Falk" 2009 series one by one, and believe me, this series rocks, even I don't quite like the actor who played Johan Falk 'cause he got a very crooked mouth like somebody suffered minor stroke, but it didn't affect his great performance in the whole series so far. Almost every episode of this series is dynamic with great screenplays, directed so well, and the suspenses never turned flat, and the Johan Falk guy is a tough, smart, fearless and hands-on guy who always did his job 110%. But I just don't why this episode suddenly turned him into a lamer with stupid decisions on and on with unforgivable judgments again and again. With different screenplay writers perhaps further jeopardized his attractive persona in a quite unbalanced performances in each episode. In this episode and several episodes before it, Johan Falk appeared to be less and less aggressive and more and more reserved and indecisive either by himself and by the tighter control of his superior officers. All in all with these bad factors said, this episode is a huge below average disappointment.