L'inspecteur Beck: La voiture de pompiers disparue

Titre original : Brandbilen som försvann

1993
1h 30min

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Kjell Bergqvist, Gösta Ekman, Niklas Hjulström, and Rolf Lassgård in L'inspecteur Beck: La voiture de pompiers disparue (1993)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA house is under surveillance when a violent explosion occurs. Forensic investigations show that the explosion was intentional and Police Commissioner Beck is put on the case. Soon the clues... Tout lireA house is under surveillance when a violent explosion occurs. Forensic investigations show that the explosion was intentional and Police Commissioner Beck is put on the case. Soon the clues lead to an international drug gang.A house is under surveillance when a violent explosion occurs. Forensic investigations show that the explosion was intentional and Police Commissioner Beck is put on the case. Soon the clues lead to an international drug gang.

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Much, much better than the book

This movie makes a decent thriller out of a novel that was one of the weakest in the Martin Beck series. The plot has been considerably tightened, the premise made more plausible, the ending much more coherent, and the number of characters condensed, all of them serious improvements.

The casting is impeccable and near perfection. Gösta Ekman was an expert actor indeed, Rolf Lassgård and Kjell Bergqvist bring excellent life to the Gunvald Larsson and Lennart Kollberg respectively, and Niklas Hjulström is great as the young streber. No spoilers here, but let's just say that the villains are also played with equal expertise.

In short, it's a good flick well worth a watch, and it hasn't really aged all that much either.

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Maj Sjöwall: Woman next to Martin Beck on the plane.

Gaffes
On the Blu-ray release, when the screen fades to black by the end credits, it very briefly becomes bright again just before it turns all black. Previous releases don't contain this error.