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Forbrydelsen - Season 2 (2009)

3,83 145 votes

Alternative title: The Killing

IMDb score: 8,4 (32.099)

Episodes: 10

Playing time: 10 hour

Developed by: Søren Sveistrup and Søren Sveistrup

Stars: Sofie Gråbøl, Morten Suurballe and Mikael Birkkjær

Origin: Denmark / Norway / Sweden / Germany

Releasedate: Sunday 27 September 2009

First aired on: DR1 (Denemarken)

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Forbrydelsen plot

Detective Inspector Sarah Lund is looking forward to her last day with the Copenhagen Police. She is moving to Sweden with her fiancé and will transfer to the Swedish police. Everything changes after a 19-year-old girl, Nanna Birk Larsen, is found, raped and murdered. Sarah and her colleague Jan Meyer are forced to investigate, and it soon becomes clear that they are hunting an intelligent and dangerous killer. Local politician Troels Hartmann is in the midst of a grueling election campaign to become Copenhagen's new mayor, when suddenly the evidence for the murder connects with him. At the same time, the girl's family and friends struggle with their loss.

Episodes Season 2 (2009)

  1. Episode 1

    27 September 2009 (1 hour)

  2. Episode 2

    4 October 2009 (1 hour)

  3. Episode 3

    11 October 2009 (1 hour)

  4. Episode 4

    18 October 2009 (1 hour)

  5. Episode 5

    25 October 2009 (1 hour)

  6. Episode 6

    1 November 2009 (1 hour)

  7. Episode 7

    8 November 2009 (1 hour)

  8. Episode 8

    15 November 2009 (1 hour)

  9. Episode 9

    22 November 2009 (1 hour)

  10. Episode 10

    29 November 2009 (1 hour)

Full cast & crew

Actors and Actresses

Troels Hartmann

Rie Skovgaard

Theis Birk Larsen

Pernille Birk Larsen

Vagn Skærbæk

Poul Bremer

Ulrik Strange

Thomas Buch

Gert Grue Eriksen

Jens Peter Raben

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avatar van Bottleneck

Bottleneck

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This second season starts off well and has a more grim atmosphere than the first season. All a lot rougher.

The same goes for Lund who seems to be constantly severely depressed (so you can't do your job well but move forward) and who can't laugh. A pity in any case that there is nowhere a slightly comical note to make it appear a bit more realistic, as is the case in The Bridge (Source) for example.

It also flies back and forth very quickly after halfway; then politics, then the police, then the army and so it quickly switches between all kinds of angles with a little too much on the fork (and with a slightly disappointing ending). Yet it keeps the attention well and the atmosphere is fine for a crime series. In the end a good season but too little balanced.

3 - 3.5*

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AniSter

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Better than season 1. The story was a bit more realistic. That does not alter the fact that there were also a number of disturbing improbabilities in it. In any case, 10 parts was a better length than the 20 parts of season 1. Unfortunately, the writer has the problem that he manages to keep the whole exciting, but that he puts down a too short and poorly developed ending. An open ending is not a problem in itself, but there are too many questions left unanswered in Season 2. On to season 3.

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