Department Q Box

- This item is used Description The Woman in the Cellar: Vice-Detective Carl Mørck is forced to lead the newly established Department Q, a department for unsolved cases. In the department there are only Mørck and his new assistant, Assad. Although they receive explicit orders to only sort and read through the cases, it takes only one day before Carl’s stubborn nature hurls them headlong into the mystery of Merete Lynggaard; a well-liked and ambitious politician who disappeared from a ferry five years ago. The Screamers: In 1994, a twin pair is found brutally murdered in a summer house. The police’s follow-up investigation points toward a group of wealthy children from a nearby boarding school, but the case is closed when a local outsider confesses and is convicted of the murders. Twenty years later, the case ends up on Vice-Detective Carl Mørk’s desk, and he quickly realizes that something is wrong. Carl and his assistant Assad reopen the case and uncover an overlooked lead. Message in a Bottle: The sibling Samuel and Magdalena, who were raised in a religious community in Denmark, suddenly disappear. At the Copenhagen Police Headquarters, an 8-year-old bottle message appears with a cry for help from a boy in captivity. Carl Mørck and his assistant Assad quickly discover that there is a connection between the two cases. They succeed in uncovering a man who leaves a decades-long trail of abductions and murders behind him. Journal 64: Some craftsmen make a chilling discovery in an old Copenhagen apartment: Behind a false wall they find three mummified corpses. Detective Chief Inspector Carl Mørck and his assistant Assad in Department Q are tasked with finding out who the mummies are. The hunt leads to the apartment’s resident and brings traces back to the infamous women’s institution on Sprogø, where neglect and attempts at forced sterilization were a normal part of daily life! Region code Edition Running time in minutes 431 Production year 2013