When Alex is alerted to a brutal murder, she brings the temporarily suspended Vilhelm and her colleague Josef to the crime scene. The victim turns out to have connections to the digital university Howl, which investigates the role of men in a changing world. At the same time, the case is linked to an older investigation into the "Balcony Man", which brings Martin Beck back to the department.
Per Hanefjord
Director
Peter Haber
Martin Beck
Valter Skarsgård
Vilhelm Beck
Martin Wallström
Josef Eriksson
Jennie Silfverhjelm
Alexandra "Alex" Beijer
Måns Nathanaelson
Oskar Bergman
Elmira Arikan
Ayda Çetin
Nina Zanjani
Ebba Ståhl
Simeon Lindgren
Paul
Camilla Larsson
Rättsläkare
Magnus Schmitz
Örjan Landström
Ellen Fosti
Lina Unge
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