The seaside hotel "Badehotellet" in NW Denmark opens for its wealthy guests each summer. We follow the guests and staff at the hotel from 1928 and into the 1940s.

Jean-Luc is an established gerontologist who can do no wrong; he runs a private clinic specialising in anti-ageing treatments. Honoured for his work in this field, he throws a garden party at his home. It is during this social event that his father suddenly reappears, back after a long exile. A physician, he had left decades earlier without any apparent reason to practice in Africa. He moves into his son's home for several days, phlegmatically observing everything with an enigmatic smile. He peruses Jean-Luc's life and environment with cruel objectivity. The arrival of this interloper father, who everyone thought had disappeared for good, shatters the family microcosm: Jean-Luc doesn't know how to take him, as if the memory - or the resentment - was nothing but lost time; his wife becomes fond of this highly unconventional man; after first refusing to deal with him, Jean-Luc's younger brother strikes up a modest bond with him. Written by Sujit R. Varma

Four prison officers are forced to make some major changes in the prison they work in to help save their jobs, but those changes disrupt the fragile power balance among the inmates and turn daily life into a battle for survival.

Holly, 14, has written a school essay detailing her stepfather's physical abuse and claiming that she and her younger brother have been exposed to violence in their home. The report from Holly's school lands on the desk of social worker Lars Madsen. Following his meeting with a clearly frightened Holly, Lars is convinced of the need for immediate action, and in the space of a few hours, he manages to place Holly and her brother Theo in emergency foster care. The children's parents completely deny the abuse charges and are genuinely shocked by the council's handling of the case. They respond by hiring a lawyer and bringing their own case against social services. Lars now has only a few weeks to find evidence of the stepfather's abuse before the case is brought in front of the children and youth services committee, which will decide whether the children can return home or if they should remain in foster care. However, Lars' fact-finding mission proves much harder than expected and raises key questions: can children always be trusted? How much stress can a family endure--and who is actually telling the whole truth? 'Cry Wolf' focuses on how far a family is willing to go to survive and how difficult a task it can be for a social worker to secure a loving childhood for children in a vulnerable home environment.

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

Based on true events, Mobile 101 is a drama series about the close calls and the uncertain first steps of a small Finnish electronics company becoming a global titan of the mobile phone industry.

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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...

'When the Dust Settles' is a multi-plot drama that portrays 8 very different characters during the days before and after a terrorist attack shocks Copenhagen. The characters, who start off as strangers, are all fundamentally changed by the tragic incident, and as their stories interweave throughout the 10 episodes, they will affect each other's lives and connect in unexpected ways.