When Sweden's top migration official is murdered, Prosecutor Jana Berzelius uncovers a chilling link to her own dark secrets. How long will she be able to hide her past life as a child soldier and killing machine?
When a high-ranking head of the Swedish Migration Agency is found murdered in his home, the list of suspects is long. Assistant Prosecutor, Jana Berzelius soon realises that the murder has something to do with her own background and steps in to participate in the investigation. As she attends a boy’s autopsy, she see a familiar scar on his neck. Cut into his flesh are markings which trigger in her a flash of memory from her own dark childhood. To get closer to the truth of her own horrific hidden past, she must find the perpetrator behind these murders before the police do. Brilliant but emotionally cold, just like her famous prosecutor father, Jana finds herself drawn deeper and deeper into this dark and mysterious investigation, as more of her sinister memories are awakened.
Based on award winning crime writer Emelie Schepp’s novels sold in more than 3 million copies across 30 countries.
Genres
Action, Thriller, Nordic Noir, Crime, Drama
Duration
6 x 45'
Language
Swedish
Cast
Madeleine Martin, Pernilla August, August Wittgenstein, Zlatko Buric, Thure Lindhardt, Sigrid Johnson, Johan Ulveson, Fredrik Hallgren, Moa Gammel
Director
Felix Herngren, Henrik Björn
Scriptwriter
Maria Karlsson, Daniel Sawka, Charlotte Lesche.
Production Company
FLX in collaboration with Wild Sheep and Reaz
Production Year
2023
Available As
Format & Readymade
JANA – MARKED FOR LIFE is a suspense crime drama adapted from Emelie Schepp's bestselling novel series. This thrilling six-part series is brought to life by a talented team of writers, including Maria Karlsson (Easy Money Trilogy), Daniel Sawka (Icebox) and Charlotte Lesche (Blinded) and is directed by multi-awarded Felix Herngren (The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared) and Henrik Björn (Jordskott).
Jana's stellar cast features accomplished actors, including Madeleine Martin (Dystopia), Pernille August (Star Wars), August Wittgenstein (Das Boot), Zlatko Buric (Triangle of Sadness), Thure Lindhardt (The Bridge), Sigrid Johnson (Maria Wern), Johan Ulveson (Love Me), Fredrik Hallgren (Bonus Family) and Moa Gammel (Jordskott).