Melchior the Apothecary: The Ghost

2022 [ESTONIAN]

Action / Crime / History / Thriller

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IMDb Rating 6.9/10 10 603 603

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Plot summary

In the middle of the night, a drunk town guard happens to meet the daughter of a rich merchant… who drowned herself into a well 10 years ago. Soon after the town guard falls dead from the tower. This is followed by two other suspicious deaths. Doubting the existence of the ghost, Melchior has a hunch that these ‘accidents’ are part of a heinous crime. Tracking down the killer, his path will cross with heretics, old feuds and dark family secrets.

Director

Elmo Nüganen Photo
Elmo Nüganen

Top cast

Carmen Mikiver Photo
Carmen Mikiver as Annlin
Raivo Trass Photo
Raivo Trass as Goswin
Rain Simmul Photo
Rain Simmul as Hainz
Egon Nuter Photo
Egon Nuter as Bruys
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820.03 MB
1280*536
Estonian 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  et  ru  
25 fps
1 hr 29 min
Seeds 2
1.64 GB
1920*804
Estonian 5.1
NR
Subtitles us  et  ru  
25 fps
1 hr 29 min
Seeds 8

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by BeneCumb 8 / 10

Melchior 2nd: A medieval mystery with modern flair

"Apothecary Melchior: The Ghost," the second instalment in Elmo Nüganen's medieval crime trilogy, builds confidently on its predecessor, continuing the adventures of Melchior Wakenstede in 15th-century Tallinn. Though released with little fanfare compared to the first film, this chapter firmly establishes the trilogy's world - rich, atmospheric, and darkly immersive.Once again, Melchior (Märten Metsaviir) finds himself unravelling a series of murders, this time set against an even grimmer backdrop. While the pacing is noticeably quicker - perhaps too brisk for fans of the classic whodunnit - the mystery remains engaging, if occasionally formulaic. Don't expect long interrogations or red herrings aplenty; instead, the film favours a more action-driven structure, with eerie settings and a palpable sense of dread leading the way.A major strength lies in the lived-in world the filmmakers have created. Medieval Tallinn is presented not as a romanticized past, but as a gritty, visceral reality. Makeup design deserves special praise - grotesque, layered, and historically convincing, it adds to the film's authenticity and horror. Supporting performances, especially Alo Kõrve's comic Lord Judge Dorn and Maarja Johanna Mägi as Keterlyn, round out a cast that feels genuinely at home in this world.There's an undeniable B-movie charm here - the kind that doesn't pretend to be more than it is, yet surprises with its craft. While some may question the intelligence of the supporting characters (medieval logic is... flexible), Melchior's deductive leaps still carry weight and wit.If the first film set the scene, the second one deepens it. It's a rare Estonian production that feels serial by design, like a Baltic answer to British detective dramas - just with more corpses, fewer cups of tea. Fans will be eager for the third act. I know I will.
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Reviewed by ray115 9 / 10

Dark times

Apothecary Melchior continues solving a murder mystery again in his second movie. This time it is darker story and solution than in first one; and events happen fast one after another so don't expect classical mystery with multiple suspects and long conversations. I'd expected a bit slower speed.

Thumbs up for the environment of medieval Tallinn and memorable surroundings.

In the memory of Raivo Trass, Goswin was his last role.

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