When a grim discovery leaves the police baffled, Ulrich seeks a search warrant for the power plant. A mysterious stranger checks into the hotel.When a grim discovery leaves the police baffled, Ulrich seeks a search warrant for the power plant. A mysterious stranger checks into the hotel.When a grim discovery leaves the police baffled, Ulrich seeks a search warrant for the power plant. A mysterious stranger checks into the hotel.
Gina Stiebitz
- Franziska Doppler
- (as Gina Alice Stiebitz)
Featured reviews
I watched the first episode a couple years ago and found it too depressing to go on. I've decided to try it again. If ever there was an appropriate name for a show it would be this one. It is dark in every sense of the word. The characters are sad and depressed. There are children being stolen. It is raining and blowing like crazy through the whole thing. The people at the power plant are apparently evil and have no interest in helping even the father of Mikkel. We have a guy with a hoodie, a man with dark features, almost Satanic in appearance, out there stirring things up. There is also a time travel warp thing going on and some supernatural elements in the background. I guess I'll give it a shot.
I'm just starting the series but this episode almost made me stop :/
Is was just too slow and felt like nothing really was happening. The ending was what saved it from me and I'll try to continue to see if it's really good like everyone is claiming it to be.
Mikkel's disappearance has Ulrich frantically searching.
This episode builds on the introductions of the first by creating mystery in scenes of characters piecing together puzzles and deal with the fallout. There have been a lot of hints about what might be going on and this episode went where I thought it would go, however that is not a negative aspect from my point of view. The way it finished made me want to watch the next episode.
Similar to the first episode, a large amount of praised should go to the production values. There is a lot of strong camerawork, lighting, creepy art design and the audio track enhances everything tenfold.
This episode builds on the introductions of the first by creating mystery in scenes of characters piecing together puzzles and deal with the fallout. There have been a lot of hints about what might be going on and this episode went where I thought it would go, however that is not a negative aspect from my point of view. The way it finished made me want to watch the next episode.
Similar to the first episode, a large amount of praised should go to the production values. There is a lot of strong camerawork, lighting, creepy art design and the audio track enhances everything tenfold.
Did you know
- TriviaThe graveyeard chapel and its surrounding bears a striking resemblance to the setting of the videogame The Vanishing of Ethan Carter. In the game, you are reconstructing the whereabouts of a missing child, which mirrors the plot of Dark.
- GoofsUlrich suspects the door in the cave might lead into the nuclear power plant but he has no way to know. It would be super easy for him to find out. As a police officer, he could immediately have ordered in contractors to break down the door from the cave side, seeing as a child is missing in the area.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Normies: Dark Reactions: 1x2 Lies - Group Reaction (2020)
- SoundtracksGoodbye
Written by Apparat (as Sascha Ring) & Anja Plaschg
Performed by Apparat feat. Anja Plaschg (as Soap&Skin)
Details
- Runtime
- 44m
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1
Contribute to this page
Suggest an edit or add missing content