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2021 / Norwegian crime thriller / Created by Gjermund Eriksen
A murder in a quiet town brings an investigator into a hidden extremist milieu.
What is Furia about?
A killing in an apparently peaceful Norwegian town brings investigator Asgeir into contact with Ragna, an undercover officer embedded in a nationalist subculture. Their work leads them into a violent world that sits beneath the calm surface of everyday life.
Five things to know.
The inciting event
A shocking killing disrupts a quiet Norwegian town.
The investigation
Asgeir encounters Ragna, an undercover officer.
The wider threat
Ragna has infiltrated a nationalist subculture.
The creator
Gjermund Eriksen created the Norwegian thriller.
Spoiler-free scope
This brief introduces the investigation without revealing its targets or outcome.
A thought to take with you.
The idyllic setting sharpens the contrast between everyday calm and the hatred Ragna is investigating.
Is it your kind of series?
Try it for a tense European crime thriller with political themes.
Three ideas to take with you.
- Extremist movements can grow inside ordinary-looking communities.
- Undercover work places identity under pressure.
- A local crime can reveal broader networks.
Before you press play.
What is Furia about?
A killing in an apparently peaceful Norwegian town brings investigator Asgeir into contact with Ragna, an undercover officer embedded in a nationalist subculture. Their work leads them into a violent world that sits beneath the calm surface of everyday life.
Who is behind Furia?
Created by Gjermund Eriksen. Gjermund Eriksen created the Norwegian thriller.
What kind of series is Furia?
Norwegian crime thriller. Try it for a tense European crime thriller with political themes.
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