2014
DOI: 10.7228/manchester/9780719086953.001.0001
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Swedish crime fiction

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“…Branagh's version of the Swedish Police detective has appeared in four series of three 90 minute episodes, prestigiously programmed on the BBC. The series has been widely credited with both technical innovation and aesthetic sophistication, borrowing on the cultural capital of 'Indy cinema' in both its choice of Director of Photography (Anthony Dod Mantle), its deliberately slow pace, while accruing particular forms of cultural capital from Branagh (Peacock 2014;Piper 2015:108). Helen Piper's excellent analysis of the series places it within the broader 'emergent voices' of twenty first century television detectives and draws attention to its formal characteristics:…”
Section: Wallander: Paternal Reflectionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Branagh's version of the Swedish Police detective has appeared in four series of three 90 minute episodes, prestigiously programmed on the BBC. The series has been widely credited with both technical innovation and aesthetic sophistication, borrowing on the cultural capital of 'Indy cinema' in both its choice of Director of Photography (Anthony Dod Mantle), its deliberately slow pace, while accruing particular forms of cultural capital from Branagh (Peacock 2014;Piper 2015:108). Helen Piper's excellent analysis of the series places it within the broader 'emergent voices' of twenty first century television detectives and draws attention to its formal characteristics:…”
Section: Wallander: Paternal Reflectionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Berglund, 2012, Berglund, forthcoming 2021; Broomé, 2014; Svedjedal, 2012b), which in turn has fostered several book-length literary studies of the genre (cf. Åström et al, 2013; Berglund, 2017a; Bergman, 2014; Forshaw, 2012; Nestingen and Arvas, 2011; Peacock, 2014; Stougaard-Nielsen, 2017; Tapper, 2011), and innumerable articles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El género de ficción televisiva criminal, el conocido internacionalmente como television crime drama, se convirtió en el género ideal para este proceso debido a su extraordinaria popularidad en el mercado global y a su capacidad para ofrecer temáticas relevantes socialmente. Las particularidades de España como nexo transatlántico, nodo del corredor mediterráneo y frontera sur de Europa, fueron por primera vez aprovechadas por su ficción televisiva para aspirar a unirse a una triple tendencia: la emergencia internacional del television crime drama a partir de la popularidad del Nordic Noir (Peacock, 2014;Turnbull, 2014), el uso de las localizaciones como un valor de producción (Agger, 2017;Jensen y Waade, 2013) y la relevancia de la ficción televisiva que representa el mundo contemporáneo con base geopolítica (Moïsi, 2017;Saunders, 2017).…”
Section: Introducción La Ficción Televisiva En España Ante La Crisisunclassified