The Darkness

Gritty Nordic crime noir. A year after her daughter's death, a veteran detective becomes consumed by a chilling cold case

Gritty Nordic crime noir. A year after her daughter's death, a veteran detective becomes consumed by a chilling cold case

When another victim goes missing, Hulda and Lukas must uncover the connection between the cases. Nordic crime noir, with Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. In Icelandic

When another victim goes missing, Hulda and Lukas must uncover the connection between the cases. Nordic crime noir, with Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. In Icelandic

While investigating the case of the two missing women, Hulda discovers what lies behind Dimma's death. Crime drama, with Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. In Icelandic

While investigating the case of the two missing women, Hulda discovers what lies behind Dimma's death. Crime drama, with Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. In Icelandic

While investigating the case of the two missing women, Hulda discovers what lies behind Dimma's death. Crime drama, with Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. In Icelandic

Lukas and Hulda continue their probe, digging deeper into a web of political and legal corruption. The series unfolds as a Nordic crime noir, set against an Icelandic backdrop, and features performances by Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. As the duo follows the trail, they confront entrenched power structures and the murky overlap between government and the judiciary. Their investigation sharpens, revealing how far the rot extends within the system. The tone remains bleak and atmospheric, characteristic of Scandinavian noir, while the dialogue stays in Icelandic, reinforcing the regional flavour. The narrative maintains a tight focus on the two investigators' relentless pursuit of truth.

Lukas and Hulda continue their probe, digging deeper into a web of political and legal corruption. The series unfolds as a Nordic crime noir, set against an Icelandic backdrop, and features performances by Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. As the duo follows the trail, they confront entrenched power structures and the murky overlap between government and the judiciary. Their investigation sharpens, revealing how far the rot extends within the system. The tone remains bleak and atmospheric, characteristic of Scandinavian noir, while the dialogue stays in Icelandic, reinforcing the regional flavour. The narrative maintains a tight focus on the two investigators' relentless pursuit of truth.

Lukas and Hulda continue their probe, digging deeper into a web of political and legal corruption. The series unfolds as a Nordic crime noir, set against an Icelandic backdrop, and features performances by Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. As the duo follows the trail, they confront entrenched power structures and the murky overlap between government and the judiciary. Their investigation sharpens, revealing how far the rot extends within the system. The tone remains bleak and atmospheric, characteristic of Scandinavian noir, while the dialogue stays in Icelandic, reinforcing the regional flavour. The narrative maintains a tight focus on the two investigators' relentless pursuit of truth.

Lukas and Hulda continue their probe, digging deeper into a web of political and legal corruption. The series unfolds as a Nordic crime noir, set against an Icelandic backdrop, and features performances by Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson. As the duo follows the trail, they confront entrenched power structures and the murky overlap between government and the judiciary. Their investigation sharpens, revealing how far the rot extends within the system. The tone remains bleak and atmospheric, characteristic of Scandinavian noir, while the dialogue stays in Icelandic, reinforcing the regional flavour. The narrative maintains a tight focus on the two investigators' relentless pursuit of truth.

Having identified the person responsible for Katja's murder and Elena's abduction, Hulda soon discovers she's locked in a deadly standoff with the perpetrator. The narrative follows her as she pieces together the clues that point to the murderer of Katja and the kidnapper of Elena, only to find herself cornered by the very criminal she has unmasked. Set against a stark, windswept Icelandic backdrop, the episode unfolds as a crime‑noir thriller, delivered entirely in Icelandic, which reinforces its authenticity. The cast features Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson, who deliver restrained yet powerful performances that heighten the sense of dread that pervades each scene.

Having identified the person responsible for Katja's murder and Elena's abduction, Hulda soon discovers she's locked in a deadly standoff with the perpetrator. The narrative follows her as she pieces together the clues that point to the murderer of Katja and the kidnapper of Elena, only to find herself cornered by the very criminal she has unmasked. Set against a stark, windswept Icelandic backdrop, the episode unfolds as a crime‑noir thriller, delivered entirely in Icelandic, which reinforces its authenticity. The cast features Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson, who deliver restrained yet powerful performances that heighten the sense of dread that pervades each scene.

Having identified the person responsible for Katja's murder and Elena's abduction, Hulda soon discovers she's locked in a deadly standoff with the perpetrator. The narrative follows her as she pieces together the clues that point to the murderer of Katja and the kidnapper of Elena, only to find herself cornered by the very criminal she has unmasked. Set against a stark, windswept Icelandic backdrop, the episode unfolds as a crime‑noir thriller, delivered entirely in Icelandic, which reinforces its authenticity. The cast features Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson, who deliver restrained yet powerful performances that heighten the sense of dread that pervades each scene.

Having identified the person responsible for Katja's murder and Elena's abduction, Hulda soon discovers she's locked in a deadly standoff with the perpetrator. The narrative follows her as she pieces together the clues that point to the murderer of Katja and the kidnapper of Elena, only to find herself cornered by the very criminal she has unmasked. Set against a stark, windswept Icelandic backdrop, the episode unfolds as a crime‑noir thriller, delivered entirely in Icelandic, which reinforces its authenticity. The cast features Lena Olin, Jack Bannon and Árni Lárusson, who deliver restrained yet powerful performances that heighten the sense of dread that pervades each scene.