Apparently I'm one of the few persons who didn't love this book. Even worse, I couldn't bring myself to finishing it. I got to p. 200. If I'm not interested in reading a book by then, it's not gonna happen... I found the plot, of investigating the death of the daughter of a made up movie director, sadly very boring. If I, for example, compare it to 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo', which also featured an investigative journalist unraveling a mystery, the latter had characters with depth and had me on the edge of my seat as to where the mystery would go. In Night Film, as far as I read it, the protagonist didn't display any remarkable research skills and didn't make any interesting discoveries. The characters of Hopper and Nora annoyed me and the protagonist felt very flat to me. Also, the format with news clippings etc. didn't do anything for me in this book, I just found it distracting. 
 I was hoping to get a thrilling story and possibly a new favourite book, but it really wasn't for me.