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Wallander: The Courier
After the murder of a motorcyclist, an investigation reveals that bikers are being used as drug couriers from Denmark to Sweden and that the killing was part of a cartel power struggle.
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After the murder of a motorcyclist, an investigation reveals that bikers are being used as drug couriers from Denmark to Sweden and that the killing was part of a cartel power struggle.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Stefan Thunberg, Stephan Apelgren
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Yellow Bird, TV4, Film i Skåne, Canal+, ARD Degeto
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