It's been two years since former detective Sarah Lund was divested of her investigative role and transferred to a low-key job in the country, but when the body of a female lawyer is found murdered in macabre and puzzling circumstances, Lund's former boss at Copenhagen police HQ finds that he has no choice but to call her back in to assist with the investigation.Initially reluctant, Lund soon becomes engrossed with the case. As police grapple with what few clues they possess, newly appointed Minister for Justice Thomas Buch strives to oversee some intricate political negotiations between parliamentary parties over the introduction of a series of new anti-terrorism laws. At the same time, soldier Jens Peter Raben awaits release from the psychiatric ward he was committed to following a nervous breakdown.
Over the course of 10 gripping episodes, the worlds of crime, politics and the military become increasingly intertwined. With more dead being added to the list of murder victims as the series progresses, Lund's mission becomes a race against time to find the culprit and prevent further killings...
Here's a wordless trailer:
Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteMe neither. Sarah Lund is a great female role model! (As well as all the other good things about the series and Sophie G in particular).
ReplyDeleteFabulous news!
ReplyDeleteWorth noting that The Killing II actually starts a week earlier on the 19th November! Again with a double episode...
ReplyDeleteThanks Adam! Have updated the post, oh dear...
ReplyDeleteWhy, oh why can't we get this in the US? :<(
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