A woman is brutally murdered in front of her young daughter, the sole witness to the crime. The challenging case is assigned to Detective Huldar, who must unravel a web of perplexing clues while dealing with a traumatized child who has been rendered mute. To help unlock the girl’s memories, Huldar seeks the expertise of a child psychologist—only to discover it’s Freyja, a woman he recently had an awkward date with. Forced to collaborate, Freyja and Huldar must race against time to stop a killer who strikes again and remains perilously close. REYKJAVIK 112 is a series based on the bestselling crime fiction novels by acclaimed author, Yrsa Sigurdardottir. The novel has been published in over 25 countries, with over 2.5 million copies sold world- wide. The series offers a nordic bright and modern take on the crime thriller genre. Produced by the experienced team at New Media Arc and ndF. This financing is made possible through and benefits from the support of the Cultural and Creative Sectors Guarantee Facility with the financial backing of the European Union under the Creative Europe Programme. A woman is brutally murdered in front of her young daughter, the sole witness to the crime. The challenging case is assigned to Detective Huldar, who must unravel a web of perplexing clues while dealing with a traumatized child who has been rendered mute. To help unlock the girl’s memories, Huldar seeks the expertise of a child psychologist—only to discover it’s Freyja, a woman he recently had an awkward date with. Forced to collaborate, Freyja and Huldar must race against time to stop a killer who strikes again and remains perilously close. REYKJAVIK 112 is a series based on the bestselling crime fiction novels by acclaimed author, Yrsa Sigurdardottir. The novel has been published in over 25 countries, with over 2.5 million copies sold world- wide. The series offers a nordic bright and modern take on the crime thriller genre. Produced by the experienced team at New Media Arc and ndF. This financing is made possible through and benefits from the support of the Cultural and Creative Sectors Guarantee Facility with the financial backing of the European Union under the Creative Europe Programme.