Iben Hjejle
as Dicte Svendsen
Newly divorced journalist returns to her hometown to restart her life and work through her past.
Iben Hjejle
as Dicte Svendsen
Lars Brygmann
as John Wagner
Lærke Winther
as Anne Skov Larsen
Emilie Kruse
as Rose Svendsen
Dar Salim
as Bo Skytte
Lars Ranthe
as Torsten
Søren Malling
as Tonni
Stine Stengade
as Nina Storm
Andrea Vagn Jensen
as Louise Holm
August Igor Svideniouk Egholm
as Alexander
Ida Dwinger
as Anna, Dictes mor
Christian Arda Karabulut
as Theo
Ronja Zephyrine Stæhr
as Bjørg
Biljana Stojkoska
as Eva
Johannes Aaskilde Vigeholm
as Erik
Karl Aaskilde Vigeholm
as Axel
Frederik Wagner
as Johan Jönsson
Part 1: Dicte finds the body of a young woman who died of a C-section. Due to this macabre find, Dicte gets to know Inspector Wagner.
Part 2: Dicte finds the body of a young woman who died of a C-section. Due to this macabre find, Dicte gets to know Inspector Wagner.
Part 1: One summer night, Dicte sees a burning cart in the driveway of her neighbors. Inside the house, Inger Gravgård seems to have committed suicide.
Part 2: One summer night, Dicte sees a burning cart in the driveway of her neighbors. Inside the house, Inger Gravgård seems to have committed suicide.
Part 1: A bath tub with the corpse of a newborn floats in the harbor. Dicte goes with her gut but Wagner warns her not to jump to conclusions.
Part 2: A bath tub with the corpse of a newborn floats in the harbor. Dicte goes with her gut but Wagner warns her not to jump to conclusions.
Dicte follows a tip about illegal organ trafficking related to the murder of a young man. She later finds herself face to face with someone from her past.
Dicte and Wagner find themselves on the trail of the same man. And Dicte finds herself in a personal dilemma. Bo and Dicte become closer than ever before.
After Dicte finishes an interview with prominent politician, Francesca Olsen, a bomb explodes nearby. The explosion kills a young woman, but Dicte is convinced that the actual target was Francesca.
Dicte fights to prove the innocence of her biological son, Peter, but she soon discovers more about him than she had bargained for.