Thin Blue Line

An intimate portrayal of the daily life of four police officers, where the line between private and professional life blurs, as tensions heighten in the crime-ridden city of Malmö, Sweden.

A new member of the force has to cope with anguish and guilt as a little girl goes missing and an impoverished teenager turns to her for consolation.

As an integration effort, a greenhouse is opened in the problem area of Ekängen to mixed reviews.

Magnus must confront his past when an old acquaintance of his resurfaces on the streets.

A family tragedy around Christmas times puts Sara’s relationship with Malmö and all the people in it to the ultimate test.

The city is in fear as a terrorist attack has recently hit Stockholm and a new suspected terrorist has barricaded himself in a high-rise building in Malmö.

Magnus undertakes an effort to integrate criminalized youths into society by training them in handball.

After a little girl is killed by a grenade, a large protest is held with Nazis on the right, Antifa on the left, and the police in the middle.

A new directive to impose “strip-search zones” in the city’s most crime-ridden areas creates controversy both among the public and inside the police force.

Criminal activity in Malmö is reaching new heights and the police have reason to fear for their safety and wellbeing.

When Sara is unexpectedly needed at home, it gives her time to think about her future; Jesse receives the cold shoulder from Siri.