Carl Mørck
Ulrich Thomsen
Carl Mørck

When a homeless Romani boy is arrested at the Danish border for possession of a missing public servant's passport, police inspector Carl Mørck and Department Q are tasked with finding the connection.
Carl Mørck
Ulrich Thomsen
Carl Mørck
Hafez el-Assad
Zaki Youssef
Hafez el-Assad
Rose
Sofie Torp
Rose
Teis Snap
Anders Matthesen
Teis Snap
Marco
Luboš Oláh
Marco
Marcus Jacobsen
Henrik Noël Olesen
Marcus Jacobsen
Hardy
Thomas W. Gabrielsson
Hardy
Mona
Lisa Carlehed
Mona
Rene Eriksen
Caspar Phillipson
Rene Eriksen
Jeanne
Louise Gammelgaard
Jeanne
Gordon
Mads Reuther
Gordon
Zola
Zdeněk Godla
Zola
"The Marco Effect", is yet another author Jussi Adler-Olsen, Carl Morck franchise, crime thriller. This film see's some real changes to this series. Most notably, both of the lead actors have departed with experienced newcomers stepping into the role. The chemistry between the "new" detective Carl Morck and his police partner Assad,feels somewhat lacking. A situation not helped by a script that doesn't lend itself to character development. Instead, the story gives the impression its out to make a social point about the plight of displaced people/refugees, with everything else coming in second. Acting is undeniably excellent, this is a capable cast and there is a thriller on offer here but it feels rudimentary. In summary, its okay to have a social component to a film but that should not dominate the script, in the manner it does, in "The Marco Effect". As a long time fan this is, in my estimation, the least inspiring in the series, thus far. A moderate watch.
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