2 seasons available

Wallander (2005)

TV14 • Legal, Crime, International, Drama • TV Series • 2005

A lifetime of police work has left Detective Kurt Wallander with the look of a man who's seen too much. In a spare and compelling performance, Kriste...more

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2 seasons available (19 episodes)

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(19 episodes)

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Episodes

Season1 3

Episode 1

The Troubled Man

In Swedish with English subtitles. Wallander has found a place in Linda's family through his new role as a grandfather. When Linda's father-in-law disappears, he's drawn into a case that has its roots deep in the Cold War past.

Episode 2

The Missing

In Swedish with English subtitles. The mystery of a missing girl draws the entire Ystad police force into a frantic search. Kurt sees frightening similarities to a case he had worked on ten years earlier, which still hits him hard personally.

Episode 3

The Betrayal

In Swedish with English subtitles. A woman is found brutally murdered inside the family home. Her estranged husband is the primary suspect, a motivational speaker with whom she was in the middle of a nasty divorce.

Episode 4

The Loss

In Swedish with English subtitles. A young Moldovan woman is found dead at a construction site. When Wallander questions a person of interest too vigorously, he gets thrown off the case. Undeterred, he goes to Moldova for more information from her family.

Episode 5

The Arsonist

In Swedish with English subtitles. A convicted arsonist returns to his town after he's served his prison term and is shunned by the locals. He's suspected when a kiosk in Ystad burns down and the owner is killed. Unconvinced, Kurt keeps investigating.

Episode 6

The Man Who Wept

In Swedish with English subtitles. A restaurateur is kidnapped, and Kurt is paired with a female colleague in Malmö to solve the case. He suspects that the police themselves are involved, and deteriorating health forces him to consider retirement.

Wallander (2005)