03x01 - Den orolige mannen

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A w*r of nerves is going on here in Hårsqärden.
A submarine, probably foreign, has been located.

All marine resources have been deployed
to force the intruder to surface.

We'll continue dropping depth charges, until
the submarine surfaces and is identified.

Foreign submarines are prohibited

from entering here, the most secret
area in the Stockholm archipelago.

It is certainly known, the submarine
is trapped here.

The Government submitted a formal
protest to the Soviet government.

Hi.

Where's Linda?
- Upstairs.

Can you take care of Jussi tonight?
- No, I'm going to a concert.

How'd it go?
-Svartman will take over tonight.

Linda...

Linda... Are you ready?
- Yes, I am. I'll just...

Just what?
- Here I come.

Hi. Thank you.
- Bye, Klara.

Come. How much do you weigh now?
- Thanks!

Who was that?
- Bea, the new teacher.

They're here already come.
Open up.

Then we'll take the turns.

Head over there, Klara.
Your grandparents are here.

You don't need any f*cking cops.
I already know, it's him.

We need to let the pathologist
examine him.

They're just lying. But I'll find out
the truth, you can bet your a*s.

Did you get any more?
- Anything else? What would it be?

Okay. Thank you.

Here.
- Shortly.

How big she's grown.

If you came here a little more often.
Then she'd remember you.

Already, you haven't forget grandpa?

There you go.

Move back to Stockholm.
- No, we like it here.

Also dad's here.
- Just so, I'm here.

Linda, don't you have any wine?
- Yes, in the kitchen.

Hans, you're just used to it.
Isn't it dull in the country?

Ystad isn't the country, mom.
- No, there are 30,000 in the city.

Yeah. There you go.

People to commute to Copenhagen?
- The commute took longer in Stockholm.

I'd consider staying here.

You couldn't stand it even for a week.

Have you heard all about it?
- No.

I thought so.

My dad was obsessed by grouse.
He came from Östergötland.

He painted nothing else.
- I think they're fine.

Yes, Håkan, here.
Wait, I'll just go outside.

I have to go back to Stockholm.

Can you drive us to Sturup?

Can't you tell us what happened?
- Don't ask me about my job.

Just drive.

Hi. Can I get a bite to eat?
-The kitchen's closed.

We close at eleven o'clock.
- It's not eleven.

No, it's ten to eleven.
- We're closed anyway.

Then can I get a whiskey?

Thank you.

I don't know what the government
did 30 years ago.

You've got to clean this up. Understood?
- Of course. I'll take care of it.

Can't you call me privately.
- I didn't know to do.

You can't reveal too much.
No more mistakes.

Thanks! No, do you hear...

But what the hell...

Mattson wants to talk to you.

Does it concern the diver
missing during the '82 submarine hunt?

It can't be excluded. We'll see what
the police investigation concludes.

Kurt, he said it was important.
- 40 depth charges were released there.

What role did the diver play?
- It happened 30 years ago.

We don't know if the deceased and
the missing diver are the same person.

You were in charge then?
- Yes.

Good morning.

I can't give an answer, I'm just
helping with the police investigation.

In Hårsqärden a fisherman found the
remnants of a naval diver this morning.

It could be the fisherman's own son
who's been missing since 1982.

Naval diver, Anders Lundberg, is believed
to have disappeared during the mission.

Kurt...

Mattson wants to talk to you.

A waiter turned in your g*n
last night. A drunken policeman lost it.

Two glasses.
- Only?

Wallander.

Take a seat.

Do you recognize this?
- Yes, it's mine.

You left it at a restaurant.
- Oh.

Does Wallander have an alcohol problem?
- No, I don't have a problem with alcohol.

The waiter says you were drunk.
- Then he's lying.

Really?

You have a few weeks of vacation. Take it now,
then there'll be an internal investigation.

I'm serious.

Well, do it then.

Have you got a green light?

What are you doing?
- What happened?

Kindly get out of here. Get out!

Hans von Enke.
-Hi, it's Mom.

How's it going?
-I can't complain.

But there's a lot of work
with dad's birthday party.

Let me know if you need help.
I can ask Linda to come up.

No, it isn't necessary.

I saw dad on TV this morning.

What a nasty history. I understand
why he had to go home last night.

Hello?

Mom, is everything all right?

It's as if... It feels
as if something creepy's going on.

What do you mean?
- No, nothing.

Now I'm worried.
- No, I just imagine it.

I'll see you on Saturday.
- Okay.

Hello.

Were you drunk?

You do know it's on Saturday?
You have to wear tails.

Daddy?
- When did you say it was?

Louise! Can you help me?
- Coming!

I can't put on the cufflinks.

Just so. Thank you.

The taxi's coming in about 20 minutes.

Where is he? Should I start?
- He's there. You'll have to wait a bit.

Welcome. My name's Hans von Enke -

and want to welcome you all to
my father Håkan von Enke's 75th birthday.

You who will give a speech can make it
before dessert. But no long speeches.

For a 75-year-old, time is precious.

we have the seating arrangement down here.
Cheers and welcome.

Kurt... Thanks for the board.

That diver... Do you know who he was?

Yes. He was one of our boys.

Such a responsibility probably weighs you down?

It's always terrible when young lives
are lost. But it's part of the job.

We won't allow divers in the search area.

So this is where you come in.
- Kurt, Commander Sten Nordlander.

Friend and colleague. - This is
Kurt Wallander, the police commissioner.

He's Hans' father-in-law.

Where did you serve together?
- It was a long time ago.

Sten is the best Commander we had.

Who says that?
- Everyone says that.

It's time to go.
- Yes.

Then it's time for tonight's
second speech

presented by my father's very good
friend Erik Engelbrecht.

Before I lost the spark

hung up my uniform and became
a member of parliament

so was I a young cadet
in the mythical...

... Håkan von Enke's command.

He was the captain of the submarine
and trained us naval divers.

Yeah?

It was a wonderful time I'll always
carry with me in my heart.

Like the time I heard Håkan
scold Prime Minister Olof Palme

to make the Swedish Government
give the Navy enough resources

to hunt Russian submarines.

I offer a toast to Håkan.
- Skol.

Honey, Do I get a kiss? No?
May I have this dance?

Hello!

Hello! Hey, I'm going home now.

Shouldn't you stay a little longer?
- No, I have to go to get Jussi.

Thanks for tonight.
- I'll call you tomorrow morning.

Hi.

How was it in Stockholm?
- Well, it was okay.

Was it the admiral, or?
- Right.

I bought pastries.

They'd be good with a cup of coffee.
- I'd love it.

I spoke to Mattson this morning.
- Yeah?

You're suspended for four weeks.
- Is that why you bought the pastries?

No, but Kurt...
- Go to hell!

Thank you, Sofia.

Today Sofia succeeded with the sauce.
- She put in some madeira.

Sofia! I'll have some.
- Coming.

Louise...
- Yes.

I'll take it.

How did you solve this?
- What do you mean?

You know what I mean.
- No. I don't know what you're talking about.

Yes, you do.

You were poking around in my papers.

It's not like you.
- I want to know what's happening.

It's none of your business.
- I can put two and two together.

Aren't you ashamed.
- You've lied all these years.

Don't you think I understand?
- If I were you...

I'm not lying.

If there's someone who's lying in
this house, f*ck it's not me!

What do you need it for? I think
Håkan von Enke's scared.

Shut up.

Hello?
- I'm looking for Håkan von Enke.

Who's asking?

I was at the movies all night
with my girl.

What's her name?

Don't you know your girl's name?

Hans is here. It's certainly important.

Hi.
- Mom called. Dad's gone.

He disappeared for a walk on Monday.

Did she call the police?
- Yes, yesterday.

This has happened before, dad
disappeared for a few days on the job.

But she sounded so weird when I talked
with her before the party.

Then you must go up.
- No, I've a meeting in London tomorrow.

If Louise reported Håkan missing

I can't do anything the Stockholm
police haven't already done.

You can ask them
what's happening.

I'm worried about mother.
It would be nice if you were there.

You're still on vacation, Dad.
- I can pay.

Calm down, I'm no private detective.

Who's going to take care of Jussi?
- Ebba can.

Here.

Whew!

Hi. I'm looking for Louise.
- My employer isn't home. What is it?

Do you know where she is?

My name's Kurt Wallander. I'm Linda's
father, she's married to Hans.

This concerns von Enke's disappearance.

Did he sent you?
- No.

You lie badly.

According to Hans, it's quite common
for Håkan to disappear for a few days.

He comes and goes as he pleases.

Why did you say to the police
this time?

He's never gone so long without calling. He
doesn't even have his cell phone with him.

Did you know I was one of Sweden's
best divers? Swedish champion in '71.

Fantastic. I spoke to Håkan
about a missing diver in Hårsfijärden.

Did Håkan appear worried when he was found?
- No. What has it to do with this?

Maybe he just got tired and disappeared.
- Where would he disappear to?

Now I'll take a sauna. Stay over
tonight and have dinner with me.

Who were you talking to in the police?
- A woman ... Ytterberg.

So far we have nothing. He was seen
walking near Lill-Jans Forest.

I suppose you don't have any idea
what happened?

What do you think? You knew him.
- Only fleetingly.

We've met just a few times.

He commanded the operation in Hårsfijärden
so he may have been upset by this.

It's one of the theories
we're working with. You...

talked to Håkan von Enke
about Lundberg?

Wasn't the diver named Lundberg?
- Yes. His father, Erik, pulled him up.

He fished in the same area where his son
disappeared every morning for 30 years.


him thinking about what happened to his son.

Have you talked to him?
- I tried. He was angry with Håkan von Enke.

Can he be involved?
- No, I don't think so.

But you never know. What motives he has.

Thanks for your time.
- Lay low since we've talked.

When senior people disappear
SAPÖ gets involved.

They may not like that we
discussed this.

Nordlander?

How's it going?

See for yourself.

Well, it wasn't so bad.

Neat.

Have you talked to Håkan von Enke!

Do you know where he is?
- No.

You guys are close friends.
- Who says that?

Håkan. He introduced you
as a close friend at the party.

You served together...
- At Hårsfijärden.

Everyone's writings about the diver...

Could it have something to do
with Håkan's disappearance?

How?

Did you ever think that?
- No, after everything in the paper.

It's always dicey when journalists
root around in old crap.

The submarine got away. Håkan asked the
state to b*mb it, but got a "no".

The Secretary of Defence?
- I think it was Olof Palme himself.

So we blamed the incompetent Navy.

Perhaps the submarine was equipped
with nuclear weapons.

We could have handled it anyway.

Thank you.

Wallander.

Hey, it's Martinsson. How are you?
- Good.

How are you feeling now?
- How do I feel? Good.

I think about what happened.

Hello?

Hello?

Are you there?

You, I've got a dog, like that too!
Jussi.

Jussi...

No, but Klara. Hello!
- Hey, Grandpa.

Look what I bought in Stockholm.

Shall we go and open it? Come on.

Hi, Dad. When did you get home?
- Just now.

Met you Louise?
- Yes. Did you know she was a diver?

You met Ytterberg?
- Yes.

Can I go to my room?
- Yeah.

Yeah?
- I think it's about a love affair.

What? What do you mean?
- Louise and Nordlander are a couple.

No...

Are you kidding?
- No.

Did Håkan know about it?
- I don't know. Someone may have k*lled him.

What do you do in Östermalm? Love
other men's wives and knock off guys.

It's his family you're talking about.
- Whatever. I stopped snooping.

That's the end of it.
- Where are you going now?

I will...

... pick up Jussi.

Lundberg.
- Louise von Enke. It's arranged now.

Can you come here? Eleven will be good.

Okay.

Go on, then!

No, f*ck...

Yes, it's that.
- Look.

What is it? On the front seat?
Yes, in the car. What is it?

German.

SAPÖ.

What are they doing here?

So it looks. Then we have the Handelsbank
robbery in the town square yesterday.

Must be professional. Svartman,
you question the known guys out there.

Hi, Dad. Wait a minute.

I was just checking.

Jesus...

Where the hell was she going?
In the middle of the night.

She knows no one there.

No, I don't know.

But dad said she had a...

Had what?

That she had an affair.

With whom would my mom have an affair?

With him... Nordlander.
That's what my father thought.

Dad thought... my mom
had an affair with Nordlander?

He's dad's best friend.

What is this sh*t your dad's
digging up?

We asked him.
- Because I was worried about mom.

Not that he'd ret...

Why didn't you not do it yourself, then?

You could have gone up yourself
if you were so worried.

Yes, it's my mother.

Now What?
- The inquiry continues.

Mom's dead, Dad disappeared and you
don't know what's going on. What a joke!

We're talking about von Enke,
not just anyone.

You're suspended. Why didn't you tell
me? It's not just me who was there.

Your police career could be over.

Come on, it concerns my family.

Okay, then. But not a word to anyone.

SAPÖ's taken over. They have top
priority on the case.

They have contacts with foreign
intelligence.

Was Louise von Enke a spy?
- I found a military document in the car.

It sounds crazy.
- There were many doing that.

Many Swedes were on Stasis lists.

Louise worked in the GDR for years.

So maybe it wasn't an accident?
- We'll see. Everything's damn strange.

You... Thank you.

I want to stop by the apartment.
Do you have the keys?

Where the hell have you been?
- I can't answer that.

Hans asked me.
- I was under pressure.

There were things I had to do.

You know Louise is dead?
- Yes, I know that.

The Police found a document in the car
to indicate she was a Soviet spy.

Yeah.

What do you say?
- I must go.

What should I say to him?
- Nothing, it may be dangerous.

I don't know what to do,
but I'll find out.

Don't. It's not a good idea.

I'll tell you as much as I can
when it's over.

I knew none of them really,
least of all my dad.

I was away a lot and lived
at boarding school most of the year.

Mom took me to East Germany.

I was about ten years old.
It was an absolutely amazing experience.

She was a star there. She trained
female Olympic medalists.

Mom was happy there.
I was too, I got to be with her.

When Mom moved back
she brought her maid Sophia with her.

Everyone must have known Louise was married
to a high ranking military officer.

Was she ever contacted
by the German security police?

No. Our phone was bugged,
but so was everyone's.

And East German intelligence
never made contact with her?

No. Why?

The Police found a document
in her car.

The document suggests she may
have worked for the Soviets.

Are you kidding?
- No.

Why are you talking this sh*t for?!
It's my mother you're talking about.

Not another word from you!

Hans!

What the hell are you doing?

Why did what you said made him
so angry?

What did you say?

I said I was going to Stockholm.

Now she's asleep.

You don't know where she was going?
- No. She didn't say.

Did she seem upset?
- Yes. She and Håkan talked...

... loudly before he just walked away.

Did she say anything that might
be a clue? What the hell anything.

I know you're loyal to Louise.

But in this case, I'm not primarily a
policeman but part of von Enke's family.

I really want to know what happened.
- Yeah...

Before she went away...
She took the paper from Håkan's cabinet

and made copies of it. Then she
gave me this document.

So I'd preserve it.
As she said: For safety's sake.

Thank you.

Inspector Ytterberg.
- Hey. Wallander here.

Where did Louise von Enke drive
off the road?

So it was to you she was going to see?

Because you had a good relationship?
- What do you want anyway?

They say Louise was a Soviet spy.

They found the documents in her car.
- What kind of documents? - SAPÖ took them?

I don't know what documents,
I thought you could tell me.

Do you think I'm involved?

Maybe she wanted to take advantage of you.
- We couldn't meet that evening.

Where was she going then?
- Maybe she was going to Lundberg.

He lives there on an island
- The diver's dad?

The day after he fished up his son
he called me.

He knew things about Håkan and me.
It was our fault his son was dead.

Was it your fault?
- No. We didn't attack the divers there.

We urged bombing.
- But he wasn't found there.

Talk to Lundberg. Take one of my boats.

Don't tell him you're the police,
he hates you.

Hi.

Lundberg, huh? Do you have time?

I want to talk about your son.
- I don't talk to cops.

Is it so obvious?
- You could just as easily be in uniform.

But right now I'm suspended.
- Why did you come here then?

I know Louise von Enke.
So we have mutual friends.

I don't trust people like you.
You just lie

and protect each other.

Are there plenty of fish here?

You're suspended, you say?

Can I ask why?

Yes... I left my g*n at a pub.

I didn't get it back until the
next day. There was just time.

For me I to pack up and go.

Do you want a drink?
- Yes.

That damn snake Håkan von Enke,
he sent my boy to his death.

Then he swore to the media he was
innocent and said it was Anders' fault.

He misunderstood an order.
It was lies, all of it.

You think Anders received
an assignment from Håkan?

Yes, something fishy.

I tried to call von Enke
several times.

I wanted to look the damn b*stard
in the eyes. But he didn't dare.

So Louise wanted to help you?
- Yes. God knows why.

She was coming to you when she died?
- Yes.

She just drove off the road
precisely that evening.

You don't think it was an accident?

You know... They've been snooping
around here too.

But I scared them away.

They'll do just about anything
to get it back.

But they'll never get it.
- Get what?

I think it's this that everything's
all about.

Anders had it in his backpack.

Hey.

Can you watch this?
Don't worry where I found it.

I've been busy, so it will be tonight.

Conger eel raised on pig's heads.
Delicacy.

It's a silver eel.
- Silver eel, okay. Enjoy your meal. Thank you.

Hello! Be careful, you'll fall if you
drive so fast.

Linda said you are new.
- I just moved here.

With your family?
- No.

So you are...?
- Yes, I'm single.

Yes, we should go.
- Bye.

Bye, all children!

Okay.

What is it?

Huh? Yes, it's good.

Hi. Has it been good?
- Yes, great. Klara sits and plays.

Has something happened?
- No.

I have to hurry.
You have to be careful.

Has something happened?
- No.

Is there a threat?
- No. Be careful.

Did you have fun?

Jussi!

How did they get in?
- It must have been an inside job.

How the hell did they find out?

I examined it. It seems to be
an advanced listening device.

The tube was completely waterproof.

It has good enough to be military.

Was it Swedish?
- I don't know.

I've never seen such a thing before.

Erik Engelbrecht? I'm a cop.

Kurt Wallander. We met at von Enke's.
- Yes, now I recognize you.

I want to talk to you about Håkan.
I think you know where he is.

Can you call me when you have time?

Hello, this is Kurt Wallander.
Can you help me with something?

Here we closed it off with barrier
net and we set mines there.

The submarine was here,
and we had complete control

over the only way out.

And yet it got out?
- What does that require?

Some kind of position beacon.

The thing in Lundberg's son's
backpack was a listening device?

I don't know.

What would you do with it then?

That thing... What did it look like?

It looks like a transponder.

A transmitter that sends out radar signals
so submarines can navigate better.

If you placed transponders during an ongoing
anti-submarine operation in Hårsfijärden...?

It'd be treason.

Kurt Wallander.
- Erik Engelbrecht here.

I want to talk about von Enke.
Come to my home at Solvägen 13. I have...

Hello?

Hello?

Who are you?
- Wallander, Ystad police.

Erik Engelbrecht asked me to come here.

What do you want to talk about?

Stay away from this one.
It doesn't concern you.

Hello?

Hello?

Ah!

How will you get out of this?
- There's no problem.

It may seem a bit strange if you
don't see the whole picture.

I think I see the picture pretty clearly.

Atkins, huh? Berlin '61. When did
you start working for the Americans.

The Americans actually on our side.

You were spying for a foreign power.
- The Russians were the enemy.

You asked permission to attack what
everyone thought was a Russian submarine

Because you knew you'd never get
it. You ordered a diver to place-

transponders on the sea bed
so the submarine could get out.

Why didn't you tell that when Lundberg's
son washed ashore?

That it was an American submarine?

Don't be so naive. How many heads
think you would roll if it were true?


- I'm sorry. It was the only way.

You cowardly b*stard. Do you know how
it feels to have your career ruined?

To be blamed for the submarine
escaping? Do you know how it feels?

I looked up to you one time.
Do you remember that?

You sold out both your country and me.

But you were so self-absorbed
you didn't notice what was going on.

Louise and I ... repeatedly.

You're lying.
- No. I never lie.

You devil.

I'm going now.
- No, you can't.

This is about national security.
You're well aware of that?

Go home to Ystad and stay there.

Commander Håkan von Enke
was found dead. He was responsible

for commanding submarine searches in the
archipelago in the '70s and '80s.

He attracted attention when a dead
naval diver was found at Hårsqärden.

Police suspect there's no criminal activity
associated with von Enke's death.