The majority of Denmark’s population remains oblivious to the accelerating rise in water levels. We observe nineteen-year-old Laura and her family as the seismic news irrevocably alters the course of their lives.

The weight of expectation rested squarely on Jacob's shoulders: he was the only hope for securing the funds to bring his entire family to Paris. Fanny, however, steadfastly refused to share in that burden, determined not to be a source of e…

Denmark has fractured. As the nation’s structures crumble, disgruntled workers descend upon the estate, seeking recompense for their labor. Nikolaj and Henrik, defending their position, are met with violent repercussions.

A chilling understanding dawned on Nikolaj and Henrik, the weight of their deeds pressing down with increasing force. The full implications of what they had done were becoming terrifyingly clear.

The majority had departed Denmark by this point. Jacob, deeply worried, risked the well-being of his entire family by imploring the French police to locate Laura.

On the Polish coast, Elias lies broken, savagely beaten and left barely alive. Meanwhile, Laura is back with Fanny, yet a chilling premonition whispers that she may never see Elias again.

In Bucharest, Laura diligently cultivates a life of her own, yet the Christmas season brings a poignant ache of longing for those she left behind – a yearning that sharpens particularly for Elias.