Johan Falk: Operation Näktergal

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2009
1h 30m

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Jakob Eklund in Johan Falk: Operation Näktergal (2009)

The police unit "GSI" of Gothenburg city have been ordered to identify and arrest the people responsible for importing young women into Sweden from Eastern Europe for the purpose of organize... Read allThe police unit "GSI" of Gothenburg city have been ordered to identify and arrest the people responsible for importing young women into Sweden from Eastern Europe for the purpose of organized prostitution. Johan Falk (played by Jakob Eklund,) recruits a young polish civilian girl... Read allThe police unit "GSI" of Gothenburg city have been ordered to identify and arrest the people responsible for importing young women into Sweden from Eastern Europe for the purpose of organized prostitution. Johan Falk (played by Jakob Eklund,) recruits a young polish civilian girl that works tending bar on a passenger ship that travels between Germany and Sweden who ha... Read all

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Trivia
This is the fifth film of season 1, released on the same day as Johan Falk: De fredlösa (2009) which is the sixth and last. IMDb's follows/followed by order is reversed but somehow can't be corrected because of the same day release.

Goofs
When Lasse is copying the video files from the computer into Hanna's cellphone, he's actually only creating shortcuts. The videos should not have been able to play on the phone.

Connections
Featured in Johan Falk: Lockdown (2015)

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9/10

Great movie

This movie deserves more and better credit than it has received. Im a fan of Johan Falk, and from my point of view this movie has everything a crime movie should have: suspense, character development, action and so on. For example, the scene where Johan and Lasse are in the hotel room to rig the surveillance cameras always keeps me on the edge of my seat, even though i have seen the movie several times. And that scene is so beautifully accompanied by the music of Bengt Nilsson. The story about stopping the trafficking from Poland to Sweden is told with a serious tone, something that in real life might be "swept under the rug". Being a huge fan of the Jihan Falk movies, this one definitely is among the top 5 of my favorite Falk movies.