Alba August

A powerful drama set in 1980s Copenhagen, Pia and Mackerel's passionate love story unfolds against the high-octane backdrop of the "Bullshit" biker gang. Inspired by actual events, Bullshit tells the dramatic story of a group of lost youth in late 70s and early 80s Copenhagen. They find community and belonging in the biker gang 'Bullshit' - but end up in brutal conflict. Pia is only sixteen when she finds the courage to leave her family. All she takes with her is 100 Kroner and a desire to be part of a community. Henning, eighteen, known as "Mackerel", has also turned his back on the acceptable society of the late 70s. He dreams of brotherhood, freedom, and motorcycles. He fights his way into Bullshit, eventually becoming its President and Pia becoming his beloved wife. Life is good for a moment, but Mackerel finds himself in a bloody war against the Hells Angels, and there is no going back. The series is based on the Cavling award-winning non-fiction book 'Bullshit: The Story of a Family' by Camilla Stockmann and Janus Køster-Rasmussen.

Reality-based drama series with Alba August and Aliette Opheim, about the so-called Knutby murder that shook Sweden in 2004. The story depicts the period that led to a murder and an attempted murder within the town's small free church congregation. The series is based on Jonas Bonnier's novel of the same name and is directed by Goran Kapetanović, most recently with the hit series Kalifat.

Hilma and Ola are desperately trying to get pregnant. An emotional and financial roller coaster about a couple's longing and difficulties in trying to have children. Ola and Hilma go through everything from embarrassing family dinners, Danish sperm donors and an environment with opinions about how "heavenly easy" it is to have children.

Ten years after a brutal virus has wiped out most of the population, it follows two siblings on a search for safety only guided by their father's notebook about the virus and the hazards of this new world. They join another group of young survivors, who quickly realise that the real danger comes from within.

Copenhagen, 2017. 15 innocent people are held hostage underground in a subway train.