This week's film and series – Harrison Ford becomes the Hulk

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This week's film and series
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Marvel has turned to Harrison Ford to save the somewhat crisis-stricken superhero empire, whose latest films have not gone so well. Here, action hero USA's newly elected president Thaddeus Ross, who can also transform into the Red Hulk, plays against the new Captain America, Anthony Mackie.

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The adventure in the popular Christmas calendar on SVT from 2022 gets a sequel on the big screen. Just as the queen is about to marry the jester, the crown prince's intriguing and war-mongering grandmother (Suzanne Reuter) returns to put her son, the crown prince (Xavier Canca Englund), on the throne.

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Architect László Toth (Adrien Brody), who survived the Holocaust, experiences the downside of the American dream in post-war USA when he is commissioned to build a mastodon house on a hill in Pennsylvania. Director Brady Corbet's long epic is one of the Oscar favorites.

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Swedish premiere on a streaming service for the acclaimed action thriller where Jude Law plays an FBI agent hunting a neo-Nazi gang leader (Nicholas Hoult) who commits robberies to finance a race war. He is also backed by powerful forces.

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Two young Swedes' train trip through Europe takes a nasty turn when Laura (Embla Ingelman-Sundberg) wakes up after a night with a stranger – and can't remember if the sex was voluntary. Feature film debut for Swedish director Fanny Ovesen, who also wrote the script.

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Police officer Hanna (Carla Sehn), who needs to get away from her life in Stockholm, arrives in Åre at the same time as a young girl is found murdered in a ski lift. The series is based on two books by Viveca Sten, who has moved her murders from Sandhamn to the Jämtland mountain world.

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English-language version of the acclaimed French agent series "False Identity". CIA agent Brandon (Michael Fassbender) is called to London from his secret mission, but can't let go of the thought of Sami (Jodie Turner-Smith) whom he fell in love with under cover in Ethiopia. But it's a relationship he has to keep secret. Richard Gere plays the CIA station chief in London.

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