Kenneth Branagh and his supporting cast send off this wonderful series with a dense, troubling, and ultimately satisfying final two- part episode. "Wallander" has brought back the "masterpiece" in Masterpiece Theater.
For those who don't understand the moments of both lucidity and the moments of pure confusion in Branagh's portrayal of early outset Alzheimer's disease, you evidently haven't been around anyone who has suffered from this horrible disorder. I have had a close friend who suffered from the disease, and I found his portrayal to be painfully accurate.
I would have liked for this series to continue, but the death of Henning Mankell in 2015 evidently put an end to any hopes of future episodes.
For those who don't understand the moments of both lucidity and the moments of pure confusion in Branagh's portrayal of early outset Alzheimer's disease, you evidently haven't been around anyone who has suffered from this horrible disorder. I have had a close friend who suffered from the disease, and I found his portrayal to be painfully accurate.
I would have liked for this series to continue, but the death of Henning Mankell in 2015 evidently put an end to any hopes of future episodes.