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Amsterdam's famous detective is back. Van der Valk - a streetsmart and unapologetic Dutch detective who navigates the lively and enigmatic city, solving mysterious crimes using astute human observation and inspired detection.
Episode 3 : Magic in Amsterdam
April. 07,2023
The fatal stabbing of a psychiatrist during the ritual summoning of a demon pulls Piet and his team deep into the esoteric world of Ritual Magic, where mystical beliefs conceal a wealth of hidden rivalries and dark secrets.
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Episode 2 : Redemption in Amsterdam
March. 31,2023
The use of an Indonesian ceremonial sword as a murder weapon takes Van der Valk and the team deep into the world of colonial museum artefacts and the thorny issue of restitution - with an unlikely link to the cold case.
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Episode 1 : Freedom in Amsterdam
March. 24,2023
It's a new day and a new dawn as Van der Valk welcomes two new Sergeants to the team - impulsive hotshot Eddie Suleman and technical whizz Citra Li.
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Season 3
Amsterdam's famous detective is back. Van der Valk - a streetsmart and unapologetic Dutch detective who navigates the lively and enigmatic city, solving mysterious crimes using astute human observation and inspired detection.
Season 2
Van der Valk and the team return for another compelling series of murder investigations set against the stunning backdrop of Amsterdam.
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