Young Wallander

Rookie cop Kurt Wallander investigates a hate crime in his hometown, uncovering tensions that spark anti-immigration sentiment and complicate the case.

Kurt is promoted to detective, surpassing his best friend Reza, and partners with Hemberg on a new case. Their investigation follows clues pointing to a well-known smuggler and a bustling nightclub.

Kurt investigates a connection between illegal immigrants participating in a Gustav Munck-funded program and a murder case, uncovering a potential link between a pregnant refugee and the killer.

Hemberg instructs Kurt to take a break following the death of their primary suspect, leading the public to believe the case is resolved, though Kurt continues his investigation.

Kurt's growing suspicions about Gustav's involvement in the case lead him to confront the billionaire during a formal Munck family event, putting his relationship with Mona at risk.

Kurt, Rask, and Hemberg investigate a new suspect in an effort to link him to a shipment of plastic explosive and uncover the details of an impending bomb attack.

Kurt, contemplating a departure from law enforcement, is tasked with identifying the victim in what initially appears to be a routine hit-and-run case, only to discover it is far more complex.

Elias Fager's death is exposed to the public through a leaked document, sparking anger in the newly appointed superintendent, Osei. Meanwhile, Reza expresses ongoing resentment toward Kurt.

Internal Affairs investigates Rask's past interrogation of Elias from eight years prior, raising concerns about its legitimacy. Kurt uncovers inconsistencies in an eyewitness's account, suggesting they are withholding key information.

After another murder occurs, Rask is removed from the investigation by Osei, prompting Kurt to team up with a new partner as they pursue a lead that connects the case to events from the past.

Reza begins to suspect someone close in connection to the murder, but feels Kurt is preventing him from pursuing the lead.

Detectives uncover connections between two long-separated cases, revealing unexpected links to a high-ranking government figure.