Esben Dalgaard Andersen

Amanda meets Casper on Facebook. He is heir to a very large and significant fund, he’s divorced, and has a daughter he is not allowed to see. On top of that he has a complicated relationship with his wealthy family. That’s why Casper ends up moving in with Amanda in her small apartment in the suburbs where she lives with her young daughter. Three months go by before Amanda discovers that none of what Casper has told her about himself is true. In reality Casper is not his real name, he’s on the dole, and lives in the basement of his grandparents’ house in a small village at the countryside. But how could Amanda have been so blind? How could she let her self be so thoroughly fooled? Amanda decides to find out who the man she’s been dating really is, and in the process, she discovers there are many other victims of Casper’s charm.

At a grisly murder scene sits a figurine made of chestnuts. From this creepy clue, two detectives hunt a killer linked to a politician's missing child.

When his country surrenders to Nazi Germany, Denmark’s U.S. ambassador engineers a rebellious plan to defeat Hitler and give his people their freedom.

When a Danish metro train with 15 passengers aboard is taken hostage by three heavily armed men, police terror unit TTF is activated and the situation changes Denmark forever. A recently fired journalist starts a national fundraising campaign to raise the ransom needed to free the hostages. Distress spreads among the hostages, who consider taking a stand as the TTF tries to identify the hostage-takers. This tense thriller examines the responses to the crisis among the passengers, politicians, members of the media and the country's citizens.

After learning his mom didn’t die in an accident, a 13-year-old boy follows a trail that leads to high-ranking officials in the Danish Secret Service.