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After a missing animal rights activist is found amid a local whale hunt, journalist Hannis Martinsson risks his own skin on the trail of a spectacular story, sending shock waves through the isolated island community of the Faroes.

The grounded and romantic Kári loves the simple life he has in a small village on an isolated island, in one of the smallest countries in the world. But times soon take a turn for the worse. The only source of income for the local community is the fish factory where he works, and when it faces closure, the workers and his best friend look for a way out. But unlike most young people on the island, Kári wants to stay. He is at peace with things as they are, and even when everyone is chasing a better future somewhere else, Kári decides to stay and face the challenges head-on. Because for him, his home town is The Last Paradise on Earth.

Dania is 21 years old and from a Christian congregation in the Faroe Islands. She has just moved to Tórshavn and has become friends with Trygvi, a hip-hop artist who writes about the shadowy sides of man. Dania is fascinated by the honesty and courage in Trygvi's lyrics. She begins to write poems herself, which develops into "Skål", a collection of critical poems about the double life she and other young people have to live in the Christian framework - which she does not want to leave, but instead to renew.

Two very different men keep running into each other under strange circumstances in Tórshavn, the world's smallest capital. Slowly, they find out that they are bound together by a strange and mystical force.

A creative portrait of Faroese artist Sigrun Gunnarsdóttir and the mountainous landscapes that inspire her.

A theatre director aims to stage a play with his mother, a former actress battling severe Alzheimer's disease, in the lead role. As he grapples with proving the project's legitimacy and significance, he also begins to fear inheriting her condition. Confronting his deepest fears, he dedicates himself to ensuring the play's success.

Journalist Hannis Martinsson receives a mysterious message from a local activist named Sonja, and returns home to the Faroe Islands.

As the mystery surrounding Sonja deepens, Crime Commissioner Karla Mohr must work quickly to reassure Hannis, her superiors and the local community. Meanwhile, Hannis launches his own investigation.

Karla Hannis concludes in a press conference that Sonja died in an accident, but Hannis discovers that Sonja could not have died the way the police claim.

Karla encounters new evidence that makes her question everything. Hannis continues his investigation of his daughter's death and tries to gather the clues that Sonja left behind.

With the help of Sonja's friend Jenny, Hannis devises a new plan to expose the police investigation. At the same time, Karla finally gets a breakthrough in the case, which can change everything.

After Ragnar's last warning to Hannis, a new discovery reveals who the true perpetrator is, but when he doesn't have enough evidence Hanni takes drastic steps to catch the killer.