Journal 64

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Fares Fares and Nikolaj Lie Kaas in Journal 64 (2018)

A series of mysterious disappearances in 2006 are eerily connected to the same institution.A series of mysterious disappearances in 2006 are eerily connected to the same institution.A series of mysterious disappearances in 2006 are eerily connected to the same institution.

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7.4/10

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- 2 wins & 12 nominations total

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Trivia
The last installment in the series involving Nikolaj Lie Kaas and Fares Fares

Goofs
(at around 5 mins) Mørck says "I hate people who don't drive when the light turns green", before starting a fight with the driver. However, when the camera zooms out, there are no traffic lights in the intersection.

Quotes
Carl Mørck: God is dead. The state fails. But love prevails. If you... If you are lucky.

Connections
Followed by The Marco Effect (2021)

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9/10

Best crime-fighting duo

The chemistry between Nickolaj Lie Kaas as Carl and Fares Fares as Assad is something other crime series can only wish for and finally crosses a line in this episode of the Department Q series. It's extremely disappointing to read of the production changes that have led to recasting the leads so enjoy their further character development in Journal 64.

A distressing series of crimes from the dark history of Denmark is being investigated by our favourite detectives here. Carl is still as grumpy as ever to begin with and personal involvement makes this case more of a quest for Assad than usual. At times in this taut thriller, they transform into superheroes but I am happy to suspend disbelief to see Carl and Assad succeed and the criminals caught.