Firewall (2008)

In the chilling mystery-thriller "Firewall" (2008), Inspector Wallander finds himself entangled in a web of death, intrigue, and unexpected romance. As Wallander and his team delve into two seemingly disparate cases, they find themselves embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Their first case introduces them to the enigmatic Sonja Hokberg, an 18-year-old drenched in blood and guilt, arrested for the brutal stabbing of a taxi driver. Sonja, a paradox of innocence and malevolence, willingly confesses to the murder but remains ominously tight-lipped about the details. Meanwhile, a seemingly unrelated death transpires on the cold, lonely streets, where Denis Falk lies lifeless by an ATM, his life abruptly ended shortly after a clean bill of health. The plot thickens when Sonja makes a daring escape from her prison cell and Falk's body mysteriously vanishes from the morgue. As the police start to uncover the hidden threads tying these deaths together, they stumble upon an alarming discovery - a terrorist plot being orchestrated through Falk's computer. With the police's own computer systems compromised by hackers, Wallander's world spirals into chaos. Meanwhile, amidst the grim shadow of murder and mayhem, a ray of hope appears for Wallander in the form of an unexpected date. His daughter Linda, in an effort to add a touch of normalcy and happiness to her father's life, signs him up with a dating service. A call from a charming divorcée sparks a glimmer of hope for a new life. But in a world where nothing is as it seems, could this promising new woman be just another piece of the intricate puzzle? As Wallander treads the fine line between personal happiness and professional duty, "Firewall" offers a thrilling exploration of the depths of human deception and the power of hope.

Firewall is a crime movie featuring Kenneth Branagh.

It is possible to buy Firewall on Apple iTunes.