#kari sorjonen

[ilkkawhat]

for anon

[the-labyrinth-of-me]

watching bordertown is such a wild ride because I'm like ooh who's the killer this time, what's the motif, whoa ok I totally didn't expect that *niko appears on screen* *gasps* my god. look at him. he's soo fine gosh what a beautiful beautiful man!! *niko disappears* he needs more screen time and better characterization. hi lena back to your emotional constipation

[suomiplorpoturnaus]

Suomiplorpoturnaus: Kierros 1 • Äänestys 20

[todayiwrotenothing]

So I've watched a few episodes of bordertown and I'm enjoying it apart from one tiny detail: sorjonen making claims about body language and eye contact indicating that someone is lying. KARI, MY AUTISTIC LAD, YOU OF ALL PEOPLE SHOULD KNOW THAT'S BULLSHIT. PLEASE.

[clatterbane]

I'm just trying to rewatch Bordertown after Netflix pulled it here, and ran across this.

And that’s what I love about these characters. They are flawed people with human qualities that are well represented and valuable to not just autistic people, not anyone viewing. You might not know anyone like them, but autistics have picked up on their characteristics and feel a kinship with them. They aren’t presented as robots or sexless superhumans, they are real people in society that have a whole personality that isn’t just their “quirks”.

I’ve seen a better ‘accidental’ representation of autism from these two shows than I have from Australian, English, and North American shows combined! Sure, they both have the same job which can be seen as typical of their gifts, but the way they have been written and performed has really touched me and has made me feel respected and included. I urge you to watch both if you can (subs are better than the dubs but you do you). I know Bordertown is on Netflix and if you’re Australian, The Bridge is on Stan.

I tend to like Nordic Noir anyway, but yeah I think this does have something to do with why I particularly enjoyed both of these series.

Sofia Helin's portrayal of Saga honestly just kept reminding me a lot of my aunt if she were from my generation, Swedish, and had taken a rather different path in life. (And no freaking wonder I felt like I understood her better even as a kid than a lot of other people seemed to. We used to be close, before she got her mad on at me years ago.)

Though I personally end up resonating more with Kari Sorjonen. And it's probably just as well--for so many reasons--that I never even considered going cop as a career option.

But yeah, both of these characters do just come across as "some people are like that" portrayals of actual people getting on with their own complicated lives. (And, honestly, within social contexts where coming across as kinda standoffish at times really does seem less likely to get in your way so much as in some other places.) Some of us really are Like That, and the ones who can keep it together enough do seem to often be drawn into certain fields.

[adictaenserie]

noir escandinavo / nórdico

Es un género literario o cinematográfico de ficción policíaca, escrito desde el punto de vista de las fuerzas del orden y ambientado en Escandinavia o los países nórdicos.

La diferencia con el clásico whodunit inglés (Agatha Christie) es que la atmósfera creada por el paisaje generalmente invernal y la población aparentemente pacífica contrastan o están en tensión con la moral compleja de los investigadores y la maldad (asesinato, agresiones sexuales, etc.) que subyacen en la sociedad. - Ejemplo: Los hombres que no amaban a las mujeres y el resto de la saga Millenium de Stieg Larsson

Case

Spin off de Réttur.

Una detective y un abogado alcohólico investigan el suicidio de una bailarina adolescente y descubren una red de prostitución.

El caso Hartung

Basada en la novela de Søren Sveistrup. Una policía local y un agente de la Europol investigan el asesinato de una mujer en cuya escena del crimen hay una figura humana hecha con castañas con las huellas de la hija (desaparecida) de la ministra de desarrollo social.

El joven Wallander

Basada en las novelas de Henning Mankell.

Las temporadas son independientes. Wallander es testigo de un crimen de odio y descubre que una familia poderosa está implicada. – Hay una serie sueca y otra británica del detective adulto. El joven Wallander es una especie de precuela, cuenta los inicios del detective pero está ambientada en la Suecia del presente (siguiendo la lógica del personaje original, su juventud fue a finales de los 1970s o principios de los 1980s) lo que les permite abordar temas actuales.

En La sombra del asesino, Wallander investiga el atropellamiento intencional de un hombre, que cuando tenía 14 años, junto con su hermano mayor, asesinó a un profesor de natación.

Karppi

Sofia Karppi y Sakari Nurmi investigan el asesinato de una mujer que fue encontrada enterrada con flores en sus manos en una obra en construcción de una empresa de energía eólica.

En la 2da temporada, investigan el asesinato de 2 obreros que trabajaban en la construcción de un túnel y el del jefe de policía.

En la 3era temporada, investigan una serie de asesinatos en los que aparece un símbolo vinculado a la medicina. Además, Karppi recibe información sobre el accidente de tránsito en el cual falleció su marido hace 4 años y Nurmi debe encontrar a su hijo, luego de que su madre drogadicta termine en el hospital.

Sorjonen

El inspector Kari Sorjonen se muda de la capital a una ciudad fronteriza con Rusia para pasar más tiempo con su esposa que tuvo un tumor cerebral y su hija adolescente. Junto con Lena Jaakkola, una ex-policía rusa, resuelven los casos en 2 o 3 episodios, pero hay una trama de corrupción a gran escala que abarca las 3 temporadas.

Sorjonen: Murales de sangre

Cuando encuentran un mural pintado con sangre le piden ayuda a Sorjonen, que se encuentra internado en un hospital psiquiátrico, para resolver el caso. – Podría ser el punto de partida de un spin off con Janina Sorjonen como protagonista.

Trapped

Encuentran un cadáver mutilado al mismo tiempo que llega un ferry al puerto y que el pueblo queda incomunicado por una tormenta de nieve.

En la 2da temporada, un hombre se inmola luego de atacar a su hermana que es ministra de industria.

Entrapped

En la 3ra temporada, Andri regresa para investigar el asesinato de un miembro de una secta, al que él había culpado años atrás de la desaparición de su novia.

[brighhton]

kari sorjonen

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Bordertown: A Eliminação - Filmes Online Fácil

Um mural de sangue, uma enquete mortal nas redes sociais e um serial killer sinistro forçam o detetive Kari Sorjonen a enfrentar o caso mais difícil de sua carreira.

[streamondemand]

'Bordertown: Complete Series' – Nordic noir on Netflix

‘Bordertown: Complete Series’ – Nordic noir on Netflix

Bordertown: Complete Series (Finland, 2016-2021) opens with Brilliant investigator Kari Sorjonen (Ville Virtanen) leaving his position in the special crimes unit of Finland’s National Bureau of Investigation to move his family from the bustling city of Helsinki to Lappeenranta, a small coastal city near the Russian border. He’s taken a job heading a new Serious Crimes unit of the town’s police…

[ilkkawhat]

[jabberamongthetrees]

Kari Sorjonen’s reaction to sensory overload is so relatable, tbh

[deerfests]

Sorjonen (Bordertown) - season 3 - Kari and Niko.

[empressofkalumina]

[autisticheadcanons]

Submission From Anonymous

Kari Sorjonen from the TV show Bordertown (aka Sorjonen) is definitely autistic, and I really love seeing an autistic-coded detective character that's not constantly being a dick to people to show their "social issues", like sure he gets some stuff wrong, but he's not like super rude or something, he's actually a really sweet and kind guy with a family and everything, just makes me kinda happy ☺️

[skeletonboat]

[theringostarfanclub]

Vera: you were always the worst, you’ll be the first to go

Niko: you think so, you f*cking pig

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