FREE THE BRIDGE PDF Iain Banks | 400 pages | 01 Sep 2013 | Little, Brown Book Group | 9780349139210 | English | London, United Kingdom The Bridge (TV Series –) - IMDb Henrik and Astrid are trying to get used to being father and daughter again. Meanwhile Saga gets a breakthrough and the murderer is revealed and arrested under dramatic circumstances. The murderer It The Bridge apparent that the case isn't over and Saga and Martin race to prevent another terrorist attack. Saga faces a decision that may destroy her The Bridge with Martin. Looking for a movie the entire family can enjoy? Check out our picks for family friendly movies movies that transcend all ages. For even more, visit our Family Entertainment Guide. See The Bridge full list. Season 2 begins 13 months after the events of the first season. When the Coast Guard board the ship they discover there is no crew, and three The Bridge and two Danish youths are chained below deck. Soon it The Bridge out the chained youths were just the beginning Someone wants to direct our attention to the changing climate and the use of our planet's resources, and will stop at nothing to do it. It all turns into a The Bridge against the clock to prevent a disaster where many lives are at stake Written by Nimbus Film. I The Bridge advice readers not to listen to people who didn't even bother watching at least half the series before writing a review. Truth is, the show is a bit of a slow starter. At the The Bridge of episode one, I was left with the impression of a fairly mediocre show with an annoying female lead character that is poorly acted. However, one soon realizes that her restrained and unemotional manner is part of her character. Underneath this, Sofia Helin The Bridge subtle nuances and complexity to her character that shows that she is a good actress. The plot also picks up and gets gradually more exciting and entertaining. Contrary to what others suggested, Kim Bodnia who plays the danish cop was actually very enthusiastic about this project and had nothing but praise for his female co-star. Needless to say, he is also very good in his role here. So my opinion is that this is a well made series with a complex and entertaining plot, The Bridge characters and good cinematography. On the negative side, some of the actors playing minor roles are sometimes less The Bridge stellar, the plot is far-fetched in places and the sound quality leaves some things to be desired in a few scenes. But with that said, Bron The Bridge a very good and well made series. Just make sure to give it a chance beyond the first couple of episodes or so before you decide what to think. Especially the main female character is somewhat unusual and requires some time to get a grasp of. But give it and her a chance and you won't regret it. Looking for something to watch? 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Edit Cast Series cast summary: Sofia Helin Saga 38 episodes, Rafael Pettersson John 37 episodes, Sarah Boberg Lillian 32 episodes, Dag Malmberg Hans 30 episodes, Kim Bodnia Martin 20 episodes, Puk Scharbau Mette 19 episodes, Thure Lindhardt Edit Storyline Season 2 begins 13 months after the events of the first The Bridge. Edit Did The Bridge Know? Goofs In the opening credits some of the traffic footage is mirrored causing the traffic to be driving The Bridge the left instead of the right side of the road and taking the The Bridge in a clockwise fashion instead of counter-clockwise. Crazy Credits The opening and closing credits appear in both Swedish and Danish, including the series title and descriptive character names. The Bridge this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Will there be a fourth season? Q: Will there be a Third Season? Country: Sweden Denmark Germany. Language: Swedish Danish. Budget: SEK, estimated. Runtime: 60 min. Sound Mix: Dolby Digital 5. Color: Color. Edit page. Add episode. October Streaming Picks. Back to School Picks. Clear your history. Saga 38 episodes, John 37 episodes, Lillian 32 episodes, Hans 30 episodes, Martin 20 episodes, Mette 19 episodes, Henrik 18 episodes, The Bridge ( TV series) - Wikipedia Our initial resistance to subtitles has faded, and a whole world of often beautifully acted, compellingly plotted drama has opened up. Much of our gratitude for this revolution in our viewing habits should go to our neighbours in the north. It first aired here inand quickly acquired a devoted following, just as it had back home. Interesting though both these twists on the premise are, neither has quite captured the special atmosphere of the Scandinavian original. That impressive structure is a constant presence in the show, looming in the distance in misty daytime scenes or viewed from above at night as it carries innumerable travellers to their destinations on either side of the strait that shares its name. It brings together these two superficially similar countries, even as the cases investigated by their respective police forces throw their many subtle differences into sharp relief. Ad — content continues below. In the first series, the bridge itself becomes a crime scene, when the corpse of a Swedish politician, The Bridge in half at the waist, is discovered at the midway point between The Bridge two countries. In the The Bridge series, a campaign of atrocities conducted by eco-terrorists is only the first strike in a terrifying plot to spread a deadly airborne The Bridge at an EU climate conference in Copenhagen. That shocking outcome left writer Hans Rosenfeldt with a difficult task ahead of him as he developed series three. A major setback was around the corner, however. That central pairing at the heart of The Bridge had been a huge part of its success; the prospect of watching Saga alone in an often hostile and uncomprehending world was bleak indeed. The first episode of series three, broadcast in Britain in autumnseemed to confirm our worst fears. Her The Bridge — its heart removed — has been arranged in a grisly tableau, seated at a table surrounded by several mannequins posed to resemble a family. An ill-fated attempt to track him The Bridge takes Hanne out of the picture for good, leaving Saga without a partner. Get the best of Den of Geek delivered right to your inbox! However, all is not as it seems. And what a case it is, with a fascinating cast The Bridge characters and a dizzying array of potential motives. Red herrings, false leads and misunderstandings abound, with the focus of the investigation narrowing slowly but surely until the net The Bridge around an oddly pitiable killer. Compelling as it is, the murder investigation is not what makes the third series of The Bridge such unforgettable television. Martin helps Saga deal with confusing social norms, acting as a caring older brother while learning to appreciate her refreshing straightforwardness, not a quality found in his often complicated home life. He shows her the unwritten rules of everyday interaction, and then shatters her understanding of the The Bridge by breaking the law, that fixed and intelligible The Bridge in which she has such unshakeable faith. His loss, along with that of her caring boss Hans Dag Malmbergis a bitter blow. Martin is rarely mentioned and never seen in series three, but his absence is felt at every turn. The research she The Bridge done comes through strongly on screen, and she deserves immense credit for her sensitive, The Bridge portrayal. As neurodiversity becomes more widely understood and accepted, positive depictions of autistic people are to be welcomed. The Bridge consistently avoids lazy assumptions and prejudices in the many social and political issues it tackles, and The Bridge is no exception. She is blunt, struggles with humour and finds social interaction difficult, but her intense focus, meticulous attention The Bridge detail and unfailing honesty make her easy to love. In short, she is a plausible and layered human being, without a The Bridge of stereotype. Creating a new character of sufficient depth and complexity to match our Saga was a tall order. Somehow, they managed it. Henrik — a man who has lost The Bridge, and who is only managing to maintain the illusion of a normal life by relying on a dangerous cocktail of drugs — is deeply troubled in ways that become heartbreakingly clear as the series progresses. The real question here is whether The Bridge two wounded people can find their way back out of the encroaching darkness. They The Bridge, and watching that The Bridge is a joy. No sentimentality mars the depiction of their growing bond. Emotional devastation has forced him into the isolation Saga has experienced throughout her life, and this sudden, intense connection will bring them both The Bridge from the edge. The final episode of series three brings a devastating tragedy for one of them and a potentially career-ending injustice for the other.