| Wallander: Bröderna | |||||
| Svensk Filmindustri (2005) | |||||
| TV Series / Crime, Mystery | |||||
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#1952 |
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| Krister Henriksson | Kurt Wallander | |
| Johanna Sällström | Linda Wallander | |
| Ola Rapace | Stefan Lindman | |
| Angela Kovacs | Ann-Britt Höglund | |
| Fredrik Gunnarsson | Svartman | |
| Chatarina Larsson | Lisa Holgersson | |
| Douglas Johansson | Martinsson | |
| Mats Bergman | Nyberg | |
| Stina Ekblad | Rättsläkare | |
| Marianne Mörck | Ebba | |
| Allan Svensson | Johan Karlsson | |
| Anders Aldgård | Olof Wrangel | |
| Sofie Lindberg | Caroline Wrangel | |
| Fredrik Dolk | Lars Berg | |
| Bo G. Andersson | Andersson |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Lars Björkman
Peter Bose |
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| Writer |
Ola Saltin
Henning Mankell |
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| Cinematography |
Peter Mokrosinski
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| Musician |
Adam Norden
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Olof and Carolina Wrangel are found during a military exercise, murdered at their stately home. The wife was tortured and raped in front of her husband before they were both killed. Who killed them and why? Kurt Wallander is under pressure from his superiors in Stockholm to find out. He has the help of his daughter Linda and Detective Stefan Lindman, who are proving that when it comes to police work they are just as good as Kurt. The emerging evidence all seems to point to an act of revenge for a 20-year-old transgression. |
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