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30-year-old Mathilda is on the verge of the perfect adulthood with a job at a law firm and a stable relationship. But when her boyfriend proposes, an avalanche of emotions lead to questionable actions and put Mathilda’s entire life in jeopardy.

Mathilda is striving for the perfect adult life: a promising job at a law firm, a stable relationship with her boyfriend Johannes, and a vision of a settled future. But just as she’s close to securing permanent employment, Johannes's unexpected marriage proposal sends her into an emotional tailspin.

Behind her composed exterior, Mathilda wrestles with a whirlwind of doubts and hidden desires. Her ambitions at work are threatened by impulsive thoughts, and she becomes entangled in a secret affair with Nathan, a man who ignites her suppressed passions. As she juggles her relationship with Johannes, her risky liaison with Nathan, and mounting pressure at the law firm, Mathilda’s efforts to maintain control slip through her fingers.

Genres

Comedy, Drama

Duration

8 x 44'

Language

Swedish

Cast

Carla Sehn, David Dencik, Simon Reithner, Felix Herngren, Rakel Wärmländer, Vilhelm Blomgren

Director

Felix Herngren, Måns Herngren, Adam Pålsson

Scriptwriter

Amanda Högberg, Daniel Karlsson

Production Company

FLX

Producer

Sandra Sohlman

This star-studded modern dramedy brings together an impressive creative team, with writing by Amanda Högberg (The Glassdome, End of Summer Me, Love & Anarchy, Top Dog) and Daniel Karlsson (My Father Marianne, Thin Blue Line). The series is directed by Felix Herngren (The Hundred Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared, Solsidan, Bonus Family), Måns Herngren (The Restaurant, Solsidan), and Adam Pålsson (Meaning of Life), and produced by Sandra Sohlman (Solsidan). The stellar cast features Carla Sehn (Love & Anarchy, Åre Murders, Dogborn), David Dencik (Prisoner, The Ipcress File, The Chestnut Man, No Time to Die), Rakel Wärmländer (Limbo, Dancing Queens), Felix Herngren (Solsidan), and Vilhelm Blomgren (Clark, End of Summer).