Marcel Hensema

History teacher Jurre and public prosecutor Sara each fight the criminal world in their own way. Although they have been married for years, they hide their double lives from each other. As the family's secrets pile up, their situation becomes more and more dangerous.

In the late 1960s, Alexander falls head over heels for the confident, free-spirited Ellen. When, after a beautiful night of love, she finds out that Alexander's father, Frans Münninghoff, was an SS man during the war, she disappears from his life… only to reappear a good month later. She is pregnant. But in order to build a future together, he will first have to confront his repressed and eventful family past. After a lonely and unhappy childhood in an atmosphere of whitewashing and lies, he actually knows very little about his family, dominated by his powerful, very wealthy grandfather. What follows is a search for the truth about his strange, dysfunctional family with not only shocking discoveries but also heartwarming encounters. The intense odyssey also brings Ellen and Alexander closer together, but will they manage to finally leave the old family demons behind?

In the wake of World War II, 11 Allied judges are tasked with weighing the fates of Japanese war criminals in a tense international trial.

When forensic psychiatrist Fokke Augustine inherited a farm from his father, he's at home with a burnout. He decides to move to the Groningen countryside with his family. The farm appears to be a marijuana empire and is part of a criminal network. The ethical sense of Fokke is crumbling, especially when he is successful with doubtful activities.

The series takes place in the world of Dutch penoze and tells the story of Carmen Walraven. When her husband, a notorious drug lord, is liquidated in front of the eyes of their youngest son, Carmen takes a drastic decision ... Penoza presents a penetrating look at the Dutch underworld in which choices about family, loyalty and money are made on the razor's edge.