#killingeve — Public Fediverse posts
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Re- #Watching #TheBridge (now on Stan in Australia)
#ScandiNoir at it’s best. In the first 2 seasons Swedish detective Saga Noren (Sofia Helin) is teamed with Danish detective Martin Rohde (Kim Bodnia).
I now recognise Bodnia from his role as Konstantin in #KillingEve, and I’m delighted to be reminded many moments are deeply moving. Equally impressive is that The Bridge is not the usual detective story: the search for motives behind crimes depicted highlights important issues like climate change.
(e.g. I almost missed a throw-away reference to the dumping of toxic waste in West Africa. Which is to say the producers have a world-view I find refreshing.)#TheBridge 2011 Scandi version has been remade in several languages; as The Tunnel (UK); The Bridge (Mexico); The Bridge (Estonia/ Russia); The Bridge (Malaysia/ Singapore); Der Pass (Germany/ Austria); Gefyra (Greece/ Turkey).
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The interview linked below has a great comment from Sofia Helin, (which has helped me understand why I might be loathe to get involved in personal discussions of some public figures.) The Murdochs of this world are as much a symptom as a cause, and I need hope we can fix systems in spite of them.… But there is no naming of names in Sweden. It’s all about “structures” that have to be changed, not about demonising individuals like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey. “Creating a monster absolves us of responsibility,” says Helin.
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Re- #Watching #TheBridge (now on Stan in Australia)
#ScandiNoir at it’s best. In the first 2 seasons Swedish detective Saga Noren (Sofia Helin) is teamed with Danish detective Martin Rohde (Kim Bodnia).
I now recognise Bodnia from his role as Konstantin in #KillingEve, and I’m delighted to be reminded many moments are deeply moving. Equally impressive is that The Bridge is not the usual detective story: the search for motives behind crimes depicted highlights important issues like climate change.
(e.g. I almost missed a throw-away reference to the dumping of toxic waste in West Africa. Which is to say the producers have a world-view I find refreshing.)#TheBridge 2011 Scandi version has been remade in several languages; as The Tunnel (UK); The Bridge (Mexico); The Bridge (Estonia/ Russia); The Bridge (Malaysia/ Singapore); Der Pass (Germany/ Austria); Gefyra (Greece/ Turkey).
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The interview linked below has a great comment from Sofia Helin, (which has helped me understand why I might be loathe to get involved in personal discussions of some public figures.) The Murdochs of this world are as much a symptom as a cause, and I need hope we can fix systems in spite of them.… But there is no naming of names in Sweden. It’s all about “structures” that have to be changed, not about demonising individuals like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey. “Creating a monster absolves us of responsibility,” says Helin.
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Re- #Watching #TheBridge (now on Stan in Australia)
#ScandiNoir at it’s best. In the first 2 seasons Swedish detective Saga Noren (Sofia Helin) is teamed with Danish detective Martin Rohde (Kim Bodnia).
I now recognise Bodnia from his role as Konstantin in #KillingEve, and I’m delighted to be reminded many moments are deeply moving. Equally impressive is that The Bridge is not the usual detective story: the search for motives behind crimes depicted highlights important issues like climate change.
(e.g. I almost missed a throw-away reference to the dumping of toxic waste in West Africa. Which is to say the producers have a world-view I find refreshing.)#TheBridge 2011 Scandi version has been remade in several languages; as The Tunnel (UK); The Bridge (Mexico); The Bridge (Estonia/ Russia); The Bridge (Malaysia/ Singapore); Der Pass (Germany/ Austria); Gefyra (Greece/ Turkey).
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The interview linked below has a great comment from Sofia Helin, (which has helped me understand why I might be loathe to get involved in personal discussions of some public figures.) The Murdochs of this world are as much a symptom as a cause, and I need hope we can fix systems in spite of them.… But there is no naming of names in Sweden. It’s all about “structures” that have to be changed, not about demonising individuals like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey. “Creating a monster absolves us of responsibility,” says Helin.
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Re- #Watching #TheBridge (now on Stan in Australia)
#ScandiNoir at it’s best. In the first 2 seasons Swedish detective Saga Noren (Sofia Helin) is teamed with Danish detective Martin Rohde (Kim Bodnia).
I now recognise Bodnia from his role as Konstantin in #KillingEve, and I’m delighted to be reminded many moments are deeply moving. Equally impressive is that The Bridge is not the usual detective story: the search for motives behind crimes depicted highlights important issues like climate change.
(e.g. I almost missed a throw-away reference to the dumping of toxic waste in West Africa. Which is to say the producers have a world-view I find refreshing.)#TheBridge 2011 Scandi version has been remade in several languages; as The Tunnel (UK); The Bridge (Mexico); The Bridge (Estonia/ Russia); The Bridge (Malaysia/ Singapore); Der Pass (Germany/ Austria); Gefyra (Greece/ Turkey).
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The interview linked below has a great comment from Sofia Helin, (which has helped me understand why I might be loathe to get involved in personal discussions of some public figures.) The Murdochs of this world are as much a symptom as a cause, and I need hope we can fix systems in spite of them.… But there is no naming of names in Sweden. It’s all about “structures” that have to be changed, not about demonising individuals like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey. “Creating a monster absolves us of responsibility,” says Helin.
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Re- #Watching #TheBridge (now on Stan in Australia)
#ScandiNoir at it’s best. In the first 2 seasons Swedish detective Saga Noren (Sofia Helin) is teamed with Danish detective Martin Rohde (Kim Bodnia).
I now recognise Bodnia from his role as Konstantin in #KillingEve, and I’m delighted to be reminded many moments are deeply moving. Equally impressive is that The Bridge is not the usual detective story: the search for motives behind crimes depicted highlights important issues like climate change.
(e.g. I almost missed a throw-away reference to the dumping of toxic waste in West Africa. Which is to say the producers have a world-view I find refreshing.)#TheBridge 2011 Scandi version has been remade in several languages; as The Tunnel (UK); The Bridge (Mexico); The Bridge (Estonia/ Russia); The Bridge (Malaysia/ Singapore); Der Pass (Germany/ Austria); Gefyra (Greece/ Turkey).
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The interview linked below has a great comment from Sofia Helin, (which has helped me understand why I might be loathe to get involved in personal discussions of some public figures.) The Murdochs of this world are as much a symptom as a cause, and I need hope we can fix systems in spite of them.… But there is no naming of names in Sweden. It’s all about “structures” that have to be changed, not about demonising individuals like Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey. “Creating a monster absolves us of responsibility,” says Helin.