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AGATHA CHRISTIE’S HJERSON Release Info

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First Two Episodes Available To Stream Exclusively on Topic Thursday,

December 1, 2022

With Subsequent Episodes Dropping Weekly

Created by Patrik Gyllström

Directed by Lisa Farzaneh (“Agent Hamilton”), Lisa James Larsson (A Royal Secret)

Produced by Midsommar producers Fredrik Heinig, Pelle Nilsson and Tintin Scheynius

Featuring: Johan Rheborg (My Life As A Comedian), Hanna Alström (Kingsman: The Secret Service), Maria Lundqvist (Mother of Mine), David Fukamachi Regnfors (“Gentlemen & Gangsters”), Björn Andrésen (Midsommar), Peter Kanerva (Colorado Avenue)

“Agatha Christie’s Hjerson” is a modernization of a classic Agatha Christie character Sven Hjerson, a once renowned criminal profiler who suddenly chose to retire from the spotlight, and Klara Sandberg, a trash TV producer who wants to reset her career with a true crime show that would star him. Hjerson has just been informed of his mother's death and is forced to return to The Åland Islands. Klara manages to track him down and is on the same cruise ship heading to the archipelago. On the ship, a young journalist is murdered. A reluctant Hjerson and a zealous Klara start to solve a string of murder mysteries.

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