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Dept. Q, Netflix review - Danish crime thriller finds a new home in Edinburgh
Netflix’s new detective-noir is a somewhat cosmopolitan beast. It’s written and directed by an American, Scott Frank, derived from a novel, Mercy, by the Danish crime writer Jussi Adler-Olsen, and set in Edinburgh (as well as other flavourful Scottish locations).
In ‘Dept Q,’ Matthew Goode delivers a hauntingly nuanced performance as a deeply flawed detective unravelling cold cases with ...
It feels like another product of a streaming company’s mandate to boost their “hours watched” stats instead of a length that has been considered right for the story that’s being told.
Upon returning from medical leave, Morck is shuffled into a newly created cold case unit, Department Q, located in the basement of the police station. His boss, Moira Jacobson (Kate Dickie), puts him ...
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Dept. Q indulges in plenty of detective-story tropes, but manages to build an elegant, well-performed, twisty mystery out of ...
That basement office where Dept. Q is headquartered may be dank, but it’s atmospheric and cozy in its own way. Ultimately, ...
In Netflix's 'Dept. Q,' based on the Danish crime novels, Matthew Goode stars as a troubled detective tasked with ...
"Dept. Q" is Netflix's cold case thriller set in Scotland. Here's whether it's returning for a second season.
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