The Fjällbacka Murders: The Sea Gives, the Sea Takes

The Fjällbacka Murders: The Sea Gives, the Sea Takes

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Release Date

10/23/2013

Runtime

90 mins

Overview

When Erica finds Fjällbacka's photographer Stigge murdered in his studio, she can't help but take interest in the investigation regarding his death. Patrik and his colleagues at the Fjällbacka police soon starts to question whether or not Stigge was the sweet old man he seemed to be. Erica is already ahead of them - since her mother-in-law Kristina has confided in her that she is one among many in the neighborhood that Stigge blackmailed... In "The sea gives, the sea takes" we go back to the 1960s to tell the story of how true love corrupted young Stigge and made him cover up a murder with the purpose to win the love of his life.

Status

Released

Original Language

Swedish

Budget

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A taut mystery that peels back layers of a seemingly ordinary man's life, revealing how one act of obsessive love decades earlier set him on a path of secrets and coercion. The investigation moves fluidly between present-day whodunit and a haunting 1960s origin story.

Mood

TenseMelancholicContemplative

Themes

ObsessionLoveCrimeMemory

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Steady

Look

NaturalisticDocumentary-like

Structure

Framed flashback

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Graphic violence

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