Wallander: Lesson In Love (BBC-1 2016, Ann Bell)

Lesson In Love is the second of the three Wallander stories making up the final season.

As the episode begins Wallander and his colleagues discover a middle-aged woman’s body half-buried in the forest swamp. As they search the victim’s home, it becomes clear there has been an intruder – and more disturbingly, that the victim’s teenage daughter is missing.

The search for the missing girl leads Wallander down a treacherous path, towards some bikers who have been causing a stir in the local area. Wallander feels increasingly threatened by one of them in particular and begins to suspect that he’s being followed.

The return of a long-lost love provides Wallander with a much-needed distraction, but, just as we think Wallander may finally prioritise his personal life, an unexpected shadow starts to haunt him…

production details
UK / BBC One – Yellowbird / 1×90 minute episode / Broadcast Sunday 29 May 2016 at 9.00pm

Writer: Peter Harness / Novel: Henning Mankell / Director: Benjamin Caron

Series: Wallander Season 4 Episode 2

cast
Kenneth Branagh as Kurt Wallander
Kitty Peterkin as Klara von Enke
Jeany Spark as Linda Wallander
Harry Hadden-Paton as Hans von Enke
Terrence Hardiman as Hakan von Enke
Barnaby Kay as Lennart Mattson
Karen Gledhill as Manageress
Joe Claflin as Tobias Eliasson
Cecile Anckarswärd as Anita
Richard McCabe as Nyberg
Marie Critchley as Jonna Malmberg
Glenn Doherty as Erik Malmberg
Clive Wood as Gustav Ericsson
Hugh Mitchell as Pontus Ericsson
Thomas Coombes as Stefan Persson
Felicia Womack as Street Sweeper
Miranda Pleasence as Rita Larsson
John Lightbody as Dr. Öberg
Boel Larsson as Simona
Ann Bell as Louise von Enke
Ingeborga Dapkunaite as Baipa Liepa
Marlene Sidaway as Maja Hahne
Mia Goth as Hannah Hjelmqvist
Robin Gott as Fire Chef
Thomas Chaanhing as Waiter

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