Irene Huss 6: Guldkalven

2008Movie

58
DecentGoodWatch score

A gripping, tense crime movie about crime and everyday modern life.

Good for friends night · teens · binge-friendly

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Story

A man is found shot dead in the trunk of a car. Four fingers on one hand have been cut off. The man was a co-owner of an online poker company that quickly grew into a multi-million dollar business before going bankrupt. Shortly thereafter, another co-owner is found murdered. The third and final co-owner, Sanna, is still alive but lives under constant threat. The police eventually find three of the first victim's severed fingers, but where is the fourth finger? Who will the killer send the last finger to? And why were the fingers severed? The investigation leads Irene Huss into a world unknown to her, of expensive luxury cars and magnificent villas in exclusive locations, where Russian caviar is an everyday food and the champagne is genuine, expensive, and constantly flowing. On a personal level, Irene is convinced that her husband Krister is having an affair.

Feels like

  • Crime Thriller
  • Police Procedural
  • Online Poker
  • Murder Investigation
  • Wealth and Greed
  • Swedish Noir
  • Intricate Plot
  • Tense Atmosphere

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Directed by
Alexander Moberg

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Facts

September 17, 2008 · Violence · Crime, Drama, Thriller, Mystery

Released
September 17, 2008
Content
Violence
Genres
Crime, Drama, Thriller, Mystery
Original language
Swedish
Made in
Sweden, Germany
Available in
4 countries

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Is Irene Huss 6: Guldkalven worth watching?

58
DecentGoodWatch score

Opinions are mixed, with a GoodWatch score of 58 (IMDb 5.7).

Is Irene Huss 6: Guldkalven in English?

Swedish

No, it was made in Swedish.