Michael is for seven years the experienced and successful head chef of beef restaurant Værk. He suddenly has to defend his position, as new deputy chef Naja wants to modernize his restaurant. Naja comes with a completely different...

A lawyer with ties to the underworld becomes a mole for a group of journalists. With a hidden camera, she reveals a world of money laundering and violence.

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In 1949, the young Ida Nørregaard travels from Jutland to Copenhagen to enroll in a home economics school and an evening school programme. When she is told that she cant do both, she chooses the evening school. Her parents are unhappy with her choice, but Ida is decided upon making it on her own in the big city. She finds a job as a secretary at a radio factory, but when her bosss son Erik Nielsen has a crush on Ida, he causes her to lose her job. While Erik is trying to convince his father of the future of television, he also succeeds in attracting Idas attention. Meanwhile, Eriks lively sister Søs Nielsen is engaged to a man she doesnt love. When he tries to rape her one night, she is helped by Palle From who is a working class university student and lives next door to Ida. When Søs finds him to thank him an attraction builds between them. Written by Peter Brandt Nielsen

The death of a matriarch brings forgotten secrets out into the open and causes a prolonged battle for the family inheritance.

Mads Andersen-Skjern travels to the sleepy fictive town of Korsbæk, Denmark in 1929. After seeing that old well-established families rule the realm, he purchases a house, starts a business, and brings change the town. The series follow the families of Korsbæk until 1947. The series is regarded as the best Danish drama of all time.

Marie's life is turned upside-down when she reluctantly moves from Copenhagen to Velling in West Jutland because the love of her life, Rasmus, has got a job as a teacher at a college. While Rasmus is quickly absorbed into college life, meeting Velling is a culture shock for Marie, who, with her misplaced tirades, repeatedly experiences that she does not belong among the locals. Slowly, however, she begins to listen more than she speaks, and learns that Velling may be the place for her after all--and that she herself has something to offer the small community with the advice column she writes.