Following the release of Beck – Vilhelm in December 2024, TV4 has announced that Beck – The Invisible Man (Beck – Den osynlige mannen), the 52nd installment of one of Sweden’s most enduring film franchises, will premiere on TV4Play on June 21, 2025. The film stars Valter Skarsgård (Lords of Chaos) returning as Vilhelm Beck, with Måns Nathanaelson (Beck) Elmira Arikan (Beck), Nina Zanjani (Wallander) in supporting roles.
“I grew up with Beck, and it’s an honor to be part of the Beck family today. I hope viewers are both entertained and given something to think about!”
Valter Skarsgård, actor
Based on the pioneering Martin Beck Nordic Noir crime novels by Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö, Beck is a highly successful Swedish crime drama film series. While Peter Haber (Beck, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) has long starred in the lead role as Martin Beck, the previous film and Beck – The Invisible Man shifts focus to his grandson, Vilhelm Beck (played by Valter Skarsgård) as a key member of the Beck group.
Peter Haber and Valter Skarsgård in Beck – The Invisible Man. Photo: Johan Paulin/TV4
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Synopsis
When Alex (Jennie Silfverhjelm) receives a report of a brutal murder, she decides to bring the suspended Vilhelm (Valter Skarsgård) along with her and Josef (Martin Wallström) to the crime scene. The victim appears to have connections to the digital university Howl, which explores how men fit into this new world. Martin Beck (Peter Haber), now working in another part of the police station, has reason to visit the department when the technical report from the murder matches a person they’ve been seeking in one of Martin’s investigations into the so-called ‘Balcony Man.
Valter Skarsgård as Vilhelm Beck in Beck – The Invisible Man. Photo: Johan Paulin/TV4
“A great strength of Beck is that we reflect the times we live in. This film is about toxic masculinity and future films touch on themes such as manipulation from a position of power and taking the law into one’s own hands. Our audience can look forward to seeing the Beck Group do their utmost to solve these exciting cases.“
Jon Mankell, Executive Producer TV4
Helmed by Per Hanefjord (A Nearly Normal Family), with script by Fredrik Agetoft and Peter Arrhenius, The Invisible Man is produced by Francy Suntinger and Malini Ahlberg at Filmlance International, a part of Banijay. Head of Drama for TV4 is Johanna Lind, with Jon Mankell serving as executive producer.
The film is a co-production between TV4, Filmlance, Nordisk Film Production and ZDF, in collaboration with DR, TV 2 Norge, Nordisk Distribution, and Banijay Rights. International distribution of Beck is handled by Banijay Rights.
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Source: TV4 Sweden Photo credits: Johan Paulin/TV4
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Following the release of Beck – Vilhelm in December 2024, TV4 has announced that Beck – The Invisible Man (Beck – Den osynlige mannen), the 52nd installment of one of Sweden’s most enduring film franchises, will premiere on TV4 Play on June 21, 2025. The film stars Valter Skarsgård (Lords of Chaos) returning as Vilhelm Beck, with Måns Nathanaelson (Beck) Elmira Arikan (Beck), Nina Zanjani (Wallander) in supporting roles.
Based on the pioneering Martin Beck Nordic Noir crime novels by Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö, Beck is a highly successful Swedish crime drama film series. While Peter Haber (Beck, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) has long starred in the lead role as Martin Beck, the previous film and Beck – The Invisible Man shifts focus to his grandson, Vilhelm Beck (played by Valter Skarsgård) as a key member of the Beck group.
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Synopsis
When Alex (Jennie Silfverhjelm) receives a report of a brutal murder, she decides to bring the suspended Vilhelm (Valter Skarsgård) along with her and Josef (Martin Wallström) to the crime scene. The victim appears to have connections to the digital university Howl, which explores how men fit into this new world. Martin Beck (Peter Haber), now working in another part of the police station, has reason to visit the department when the technical report from the murder matches a person they’ve been seeking in one of Martin’s investigations into the so-called ‘Balcony Man.
Helmed by Per Hanefjord (A Nearly Normal Family), with script by Fredrik Agetoft and Peter Arrhenius, The Invisible Man is produced by Francy Suntinger and Malini Ahlberg at Filmlance International, a part of Banijay. Head of Drama for TV4 is Johanna Lind, with Jon Mankell serving as executive producer.
The film is a co-production between TV4, Filmlance, Nordisk Film Production and ZDF, in collaboration with DR, TV 2 Norge, Nordisk Distribution, and Banijay Rights. International distribution of Beck is handled by Banijay Rights.
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Source: TV4 Sweden Photo credits: Johan Paulin/TV4
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