Anyway, it's about time The Vore sums up what you shouldn't have missed the last couple of years in Danish television. Or better: her inseperable woolen Icelandic sweaters, which became a fashion hype on its own. The Killings' protagonist detective Sarah Lund is probably the most iconic of them all. They're raw and authentic, showing the typical land- and cityscapes in all its bleakness, inhabited by enigmatic detectives and cunning politicians. It's especially thrillers they're good at, or scandinavian noir as they've already been dubbed. This might seem peculiar, given the country's modest size and reputation, but obviously there's something irresistable about these shows. A list with the best Danish TV productions.Īnyone who hasn't been living under a stone for the last couple of years and is interested in quality drama series the slightest, couldn't but notice that Denmark became Europe's purveyor of high quality TV series recently. Who Killed Nanna Birk Larsen Head of investigations, Sarah Lund, is about to emigrate to Sweden, but as the tied-up body of a missing girl is found her. In case you haven't watched the second season, click here to read the review of the second season.
From The Kingdom to Borgen, astonishing shows have been in made in the country, and hopefully we’ll see a lot more. Forbrydelsen (The Killing): Season 3 by Sren Sveistrup - Review This is the review of the third and final season of the Danish television series, Forbrydelsen. Next to England, Denmark is one of the few European countries that has a sound reputation with regard to television series.
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