The murder of young twins initially implicates a group of upper class students as the killers, though the case takes a turn or two from its starting point.
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★★★★★
For a decade a so, the term "Scandinavian crime" has been a sign of quality in the film world, and I have tried to watch them as much as possible - luckily it is no Bollywood... The film in question is the second one in line (after Kvinden i buret) where the d...
★★★★★
This is the second film installment that I am aware of in this detective drama, following on from "The Keeper of Lost Causes".
At first glance the translated title, "Killer of Pheasants", seems somewhat misleading. In fact, its well chosen. Pheasants demonstr...
★★★★★
Everything I said in my review of the first film in the series (Keeper of the Lost Causes) applies to this, the second installment. Gritty, dark and disturbing. It is textured and believable with an intense verisimilitude as to not only the environment and beh...
★★★★★
Seeking redemption or solace or anything remotely plain and silent after having done something horrible, is not easy. It even gets worse when the police digs up that past. Which is what happens here and our two main protagonists from the first novel (and espec...
★★★★★
So when I saw the Keeper of Lost Causes, I was very impressed by what a griping Crime Drama it was and when I discovered it was the first in a trilogy, I had to see the others.
The Absent One is the second in the trilogy. Some time after Carl and his partner,...
