Sebastian Bergman - Series 1 NEW Blu-Ray Disc D. Espinosa R. Lassgård Sweden

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UPC: DOES NOT APPLY USA, Canada: Will not play on standard BR player Format: Blu-Ray Europe, Africa, Middle East: Will play on standard BR player Genre: Drama Movie/TV Title: Sebastian Bergman - Series 1 Country of Manufacture: United Kingdom Region: Blu-ray: B gtin13: DOES NOT APPLY Australia, New Zealand: Will play on standard BR player Former Rental?: No

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If these steps don't work, then unfortunately subtitles are not optional. o We now offer FREE SHIPPING to anywhere in the world! FILM DETAILS Original Title: Den fördömde Alternate Title: Sebastian Bergman - Series One - Parts 1 & 2 Language Selections: English ( Subtitles ) Swedish ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ) Swedish ( Dolby Digital 5.1 ) Swedish ( Dolby DTS-HD Master Audio ) Swedish ( Dolby Linear PCM ) Product Origin/Format: United Kingdom ( Blu-Ray/Region B ) Running Time: 175 min Aspect Ratio: Widescreen (1.78:1) Special Features: Interactive Menu Scene Access Movie filmed in 2010 and produced in: Country: Sweden ( Region: Scandinavia, Iceland ) Directed By: Daniel Espinosa Written By: Michael Hjorth Hans Rosenfeldt Actors: Rolf Lassgård ..... Sebastian Bergman Tomas Laustiola ..... Torkel Höglund Gunnel Fred ..... Ursula Andersson Moa Sil n ..... Vanja Lithner Christopher Wagelin ..... Billy Ros n Charlotta Larsson ..... Polischef Hanser Charlie Gustafsson ..... Roger Eriksson Julia Sporre ..... Lisa Hansson Marcus Vögeli ..... Leo Lundin Pia Edlund ..... Clara Lundin Charlotta Jonsson ..... Lena Eriksson Jan Modin ..... Ragnar Carlsson Fabian Bernhardson ..... Johan Strand Lena Mossegård ..... Beatrice Strand Jakob Hultcrantz Hansson ..... Ulf Strand Anne-Li Norberg ..... Petra Andersson Henrik Dahl ..... Frank Clev n Mia Hana Hansson ..... Kvinna 1 Monica Alboronoz Whileley ..... Kvinna på tåg Kemal Görgü ..... Motellportier Kristoffer Fransson ..... Polis i Malmköping Vanja Blomkvist ..... Poliskvinna i Malmköping Måns Westfelt ..... Äldre man Emilie Jonsson ..... Husse Synopsis: In two new Nordic Noir thrillers, Rolf Lassgård, one of Scandinavia's most popular actors (Wallander, False Trail), assumes a powerful new role as Police profiler Sebastian Bergman. Bergman is strong-minded, politically incorrect, abrasive - and grief-stricken, since he has yet to come to terms with the loss of both his wife and daughter in the 2004 Thailand tsunami. In the first of the two thrillers, from the creators of the original Wallander TV films, he helps police in his home town solve the murder of a 15-year-old boy who had an affair with one of his teachers. In the second, he attempts to catch a serial killer who seems to be modelling his attacks on those of a jailed killer whom Bergman brought behind bars himself... In two police thrillers, Rolf Lassgård, one of Scandinavia's most popular actors (Wallander, Beck), assumes a powerful new role as profiler Sebastian Bergman. The films were developed by the creators of the TV movie cycle based on Henning Mankell's original Kurt Wallander novels, a cycle that has made Lassgård famous around the world. Bergman is strong-headed, politically incorrect, abrasive - and grief-stricken, since he has yet to come to terms with the loss of both his wife and daughter in the 2004 Thailand tsunami. In the first of the two thrillers, he helps police in his home town solve the murder of a 15-year-old boy who had an affair with one of his teachers. In the second, he attempts to catch a serial killer who seems to be modeling his attacks on those of a jailed killer whom Bergman brought behind bars himself...