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The Hunters

122018–20212 seasonsBjörn Carlström
IMDb 7.4

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Erik returns to the northernmost of Sweden after a lifetime with Stockholm police save The Hunters (1996) and False Trail (2011). Retirement doesn't become him so he helps his nephew Peter, a rookie at the local police.

DramaCrimeMystery
Criminal InvestigationNordic NoirRetired PolicemanPsychological DramaThriller

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What is The Hunters (2018) about?

Erik returns to the northernmost of Sweden after a lifetime with Stockholm police save The Hunters (1996) and False Trail (2011). Retirement doesn't become him so he helps his nephew Peter, a rookie at the local police.

Who stars in The Hunters?

The Hunters stars Rolf Lassgård (Erik Bäckström), Pelle Heikkilä (Markus Lindmark), Johannes Bah Kuhnke (Richardsson), Anna Azcárate (Ragnhild), Sampo Sarkola (Karl Lindmark). The series was created by Björn Carlström.

How many seasons does The Hunters have?

The Hunters has 2 seasons. There are 12 episodes in total.

Is The Hunters worth watching?

The Hunters holds an IMDb rating of 7.4/10. Fans of Drama, Crime, Mystery are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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