Wallander

2008 • WGBH
4.7
112 reviews
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Season 3 episodes (3)

1 An Event in Autumn
7/8/12
Having relocated to the Swedish countryside, Wallander's fresh start is crushed when the remains of a young woman are found buried in his back garden in An Event in Autumn.
2 The Dogs of Riga
7/15/12
In The Dogs of Riga, Wallander travels to Latvia to assist the Rigan police in the hunt for killers but soon finds himself entangled in a web of corruption with no one to trust.
3 Before the Frost
7/22/12
Before the Frost finds Wallander fearing for the safety of his daughter's childhood friend when it appears she has become involved with a religious fanatic

About this show

Based on the award-winning Wallander novels by Henning Mankell. Kurt Wallander is a sensitive but brilliant detective - a man who takes each murder case he works on personally and will stop at nothing in his search for the truth, even at the expense of his health and his family life. This crime drama stars Kenneth Branagh as Kurt Wallander.

Ratings and reviews

4.7
112 reviews
Marianne Adoradio
March 4, 2021
Intense, serious, psychological murder mystery stories. It's very interesting. The photography is great with special gems throughout. The lighting matches the mood throughout. The tender relationship between father & daughter as a backdrop story throughout adds another well done aspect to the stories. I had never heard of the series nor the author, Henning Mankell - the basis for this seres. I LOVED the 4seasons. Brilliant.
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Jennifer Hays
May 28, 2016
The stories in each episode are very creative, and the main character is someone you can really like even though he's dark and brooding. The pace is slow, but the show is a hour and a half long, so it's more like a movie.
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Bruce M. Foster
October 4, 2014
There are weaknesses in this. The brooding detective comes off as dangerously incompetent and it almost gets his daughter killed. But it is well shot. Better than well, in fact.
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