Review: A Finnish Series Takes Nordic Noir and Removes the Murder
“Kallio,” set in a Helsinki neighborhood over one winter, has detectives, snow, and secrets, but no body. What it has instead is a city, drawn with unusual tenderness.
“Kallio,” set in a Helsinki neighborhood over one winter, has detectives, snow, and secrets, but no body. What it has instead is a city, drawn with unusual tenderness.
Six episodes, one allotment site in Leeds, 14 plot holders, and the sharpest writing about class, age, and courgettes in years.

The eight-part series, set inside a coalition government that cannot agree on a budget, has no villains, no sex scandal, and a scene about a spreadsheet that will leave you breathless.