This episode is the last case for Kenneth Branagh as Kurt Wallander. Kurt is very troubled, he has dizzy episodes and disorientation. These are the same problems he was having in episode 2. His doctor is urging him to reveal his diagnosis to his family. Kurt begins to practice his speech alone at home.
Kurt doesn’t get a chance to tell his daughter what is going on concerning his health. She comes to see Kurt and she is very worried. Her father-in-law, Hakan von Enke has disappeared. She would like Kurt to go up north and look into what’s happened. Hakan von Enke is a retired naval commander. Kurt searches Hakan’s desk. He finds a tape recording of a man being interviewed about an incident involving enemy submarines in Swedish waters in the 1980’s. He also learns that Hakan and his wife Louise had a child that the other relatives didn’t know about? He suspects that one member of the family was a Soviet spy? 5* (I really liked this season)
Directed by Benjamin Caron and written by Peter Harness and based on a novel by H ending Mankell with Terrence Hardiman, Kenneth Branagh, John Lightbody, Jeany Spark, Boel Larsson, Ann Bell, Simon Chandler, Christopher Fairbank, Barnaby Kay, Richard McCabe, Joe Claflin.
Note: Imdb 7.8* out of 10* with 495 reviews, play.google.com 5* with 113 reviews.
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