Oct 13, 2021
Spinning Man (2018) by Simon Kaijser
Book title: Philosophy Matters: The Philosophy of Language by Evan Birch
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Spinning Man (2018) by Simon Kaijser
Book title: Philosophy Matters: The Philosophy of Language by Evan Birch
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Spinning Man (2017)
Spinning Man (2018)
Directed by Simon Kaijser
Cinematography by Polly Morgan
Den osannolika mördaren/The Unlikely Murderer (5 episodes, 2021)
Omg, I just remembered that thereâs another TV show Simon Kaijser and Jonas Gardell worked on together besides Donât Ever Wipe Tears Without Gloves. I had totally forgotten about that! Itâs called De dagar som blommorna blommar (The Days the Flowers Bloom).Â
Iâd love to watch that, but I donât think Iâll find a version with subtitles or anything (especially as Iâm avoiding illegal sites).Â
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Spinning Man
Spinning Man   [trailer]
A happily married professor, known for having many affairs with students, becomes the prime suspect when a young woman has gone missing.
The resolution isn't really satisfying, it's more interesting until it geets there. Worth watching if one enjoys seeing Pearce and Brosnan.
Life in Squares, Simon Kaijser (2015)
Apparently, the BBCâs Life in squares has been screened in a preview, and according to a Swedish paper, itâs completely brilliant:
âLife in Squaresâ is the epitome of a great tv drama and offers brilliant visual clarity, is rich on details and has a third and last episode framed by a perfect jump in time.
The director, Simon Kaijser, is Swedish, and did the brilliant Torka aldrig tĂ„rar utan handskar (Never wipe tears without gloves). So, hopes are very high for this one! Seems it wonât be aired until late summer, autumn, though.