

2024·Drama·7 episodes
7.8
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In a not-too-distant future, Denmark faces total evacuation due to rising water levels. As the nation prepares to leave their homes, high school student Laura must choose between her divorced parents and the boy she's fallen in love with.
Created by Thomas Vinterberg and Bo Hr. Hansen
climate change
miniseries

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Cast

Amaryllis August
Laura

Albert Rudbeck Lindhardt
Elias

Nikolaj Lie Kaas
Jacob

Paprika Steen
Fanny

Helene Reingaard Neumann
Amalie

Esben Smed
Nikolaj

Magnus Millang
Henrik
Crew

Bo Hr. Hansen
Creator

Thomas Vinterberg
Director

Anne Østerud
Editor

Janus Billeskov Jansen
Editor

My Thordal
Editor

Sturla Brandth Grøvlen
Director of Photography

Kasper Dissing
Producer

Sisse Graum Jørgensen
Producer

Mette Nelund
Executive Producer

Jennifer Green
Executive Producer

Flavia Biurrun
Co-Producer

Mark Denessen
Co-Producer
Popular Reviews
6 reviews
Tom P.
6.0★ · 10/11/25

After watching first three episodes, I felt like I was getting into one of the most thrilling miniseries in recent years. A dystopian vision of a not-so-unrealistic future where millions of people lose their homes, families fall apart, friendships end and an entire nation must cope with its sudden uprooting. Vinterberg's realistic style also evokes the distress of overcrowded ferries, the cold-bloodedness of the bureaucratic apparatus, and the horror of social anomy in a society where all official mechanisms cease to exist. However, all these motifs fade away in favor of a poorly written family melodrama in which the characters behave irrationally and whose stupid decisions drag the dull plot. The romantic storyline of two young lovers traveling through Eastern Europe is boring and desperately one-note, as is the "struggle" of a privileged architect's family in France. We also never find out how marginalized and otherwise disadvantaged groups of people are dealing with the situation.
After watching first three episodes, I felt like I was getting into one of the most thrilling miniseries in recent years. A dystopian vision of a not-so-unrealistic future where millions of people lose their homes, families fall apart, friendships end and an entire nation must cope with its sudden uprooting. Vinterberg's realistic style also evokes the distress of overcrowded ferries, the cold-bloodedness of the bureaucratic apparatus, and the horror of social anomy in a society where all official mechanisms cease to exist. However, all these motifs fade away in favor of a poorly written family melodrama in which the characters behave irrationally and whose stupid decisions drag the dull plot. The romantic storyline of two young lovers traveling through Eastern Europe is boring and desperately one-note, as is the "struggle" of a privileged architect's family in France. We also never find out how marginalized and otherwise disadvantaged groups of people are dealing with the situation.
Laura Jeppesen
4.0★ · 01/17/25

stoppede halvvejs. laura stressede mig seriøst så meget, altså hun burde jo bare gøre hvad der er bedst for hendes fremtid. tag til paris, studere, og så prøve at se hendes mor igen. svære er det ik.
stoppede halvvejs. laura stressede mig seriøst så meget, altså hun burde jo bare gøre hvad der er bedst for hendes fremtid. tag til paris, studere, og så prøve at se hendes mor igen. svære er det ik.
Liam Coyne
9.0★ · 03/07/26

Flavian
6.0★ · 01/21/25

Marcus Vestergaard
3.0★ · 12/02/24

