Wallander

Through the mist, burning swans rise from the lake. What appears to be a cruel prank soon takes on frightening proportions, with a murder linked to the mutilated birds. Kurt Wallander's only clue is an English Bible.

When a man walks into a bank with what looks like a bomb around his neck, he demands that a precise sum of money be transferred to an account. Kurt Wallander and his colleagues face a long and complicated investigation.

Olof and Carolina Wrangel are found murdered during a military exercise. Kurt Wallander is under pressure from his superiors in Stockholm to find out what happened to them and why.

Kurt's failing health sees Linda take the lead in their case. She has her lover and colleague Stefan to help her, but even Kurt is drawn in to events, unknowingly and against his will.

A train rolls into the station in Gdansk with a dead Black man on board. It appears he was murdered in Ystad. The evidence points to a racially motivated crime, but the investigation takes an unexpected turn.

Someone infiltrated the Ystad police station, closing it for several critical hours. At the same time, Kurt is trying to comprehend the connection between his colleague Martinson's daughter and a woman found hanged.

A farmer is kicked to death by his favourite horse. Neighbours confirm that the farmer lived alone, but there has been a mysterious woman he met through personal ads staying at the house.

A tourist is found dead after visiting a renowned photographer, fuelling the husband's suspicions that she was being unfaithful. Kurt takes an interest, believing there is more to the photographer than meets the eye.

When the police investigate an abandoned container lorry they find it filled with dead bodies, including those of children. Human trafficking and a ring of suspects emerge as part of a larger puzzle. Wallander finally gets a lead from an unlikely source - a group of nuns.

The police investigate an abandoned container found filled with dead bodies, including those of children. A complicated ring of suspects, each part of a larger puzzle, emerge as the investigation unfolds.

A driver is found dead. Although an alcoholic, the autopsy shows the man was sober when he died. Kurt, Linda and Stefan start by examining the background of the man, who had made a career out of digging.

A dead woman and, for once, a suspect with an obvious motive. But Linda knows the suspect and is not convinced of his guilt. Stefan, however, is certain and digs into the man's background with grave consequences.

Hans Wiman's remains are revealed when a house burns to the ground. When the initial investigation shows Wiman was dead before the fire started, the police start looking for a murderer.

A boy's body is discovered in an abandoned barn. As Kurt, Linda and Stefan delve into the world of child abuse, the characters are forced to come to terms with their own experiences and struggle with hidden demons.