The Sommerdahl Murders Season 2 Review: The Cosy Crime Drama Returns

The ultimate comfort watch is back on Walter Presents. Sure, there’s death involved, but there’s something so cosy and charming about The Sommerdahl Murders. It’s as if Midsummer Murders was set in Denmark – there’s an unusually high body count … Continue reading The Sommerdahl Murders Season 2 Review: The Cosy Crime Drama Returns

Exploring Grief in Rúnar Rúnarsson’s When the Light Breaks

Icelandic filmmaker Rúnar Rúnarsson’s When the Light Breaks is a poignant meditation on grief, love and the quiet devastation of loss. Set against the backdrop of Iceland’s ethereal landscapes, the film follows Una (Elín Hall), a young art student grappling … Continue reading Exploring Grief in Rúnar Rúnarsson’s When the Light Breaks

Chaos Viaplay

Chaos – All you need to know about Viaplay’s brilliant new romantic drama series

Have you ever had something happen to you that has made you reassess the rest of your life? A moment so striking in its capacity for change that you realise you have been living a life that you’re not entirely … Continue reading Chaos – All you need to know about Viaplay’s brilliant new romantic drama series

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Secrets We Keep – Review of Thrilling Nordic Netflix Crime Drama

When we said last month that you had to cancel all of your plans for The Glass Dome, we didn’t anticipate having to tell you to do the same this month. But Ingeborg Topsøe’s Secrets We Keep (Reservatet) really is worth staying in for. The endlessly binge-able six-part series comes to Netflix on May 15. Continue reading Secrets We Keep – Review of Thrilling Nordic Netflix Crime Drama

The Swedish Torpedo

The Swedish Torpedo – Film Review from Glasgow Film Festival

Frida Kempff’s breathtaking biopic of Swedish swimming sensation, Sally Bauer, opens with failure. Bauer (Josefin Neldén) is gasping for air; we can almost feel the ache in her arms as she struggles to keep her head above the water. She … Continue reading The Swedish Torpedo – Film Review from Glasgow Film Festival

Evilside Review – New Walter Presents Series

A small, isolated town seemingly fuelled by gossip and the church. A chilly welcome to “mainlanders”. School bullying. Ableist discrimination. A persistent fear of the occult. LARPing. A detective with a series case of burnout. Walter Presents: Evilside is a … Continue reading Evilside Review – New Walter Presents Series