Honour
Acting as a voice for victims of sex crimes, speaking out from the shadows of patriarchal dominance, the lawyers of Heder (a law firm named for the Swedish word for Honour) have become a sensation, both in the courtroom and in the media - much to the irritation of men that have long profited from the abuses of the sex industry. And at a time when prostitution is moving off the streets and on to smartphones, hidden in the pocket of any man with access to the right app, Heder is needed more than ever. Dick pics and vulgar, threatening messages are all part of life at the Heder office, but they are more than used to it by now. But the threats start to become darker and suddenly feel very real when one day a journalist they have been cooperating with on uncovering a potential sex scandal is murdered. Terrified for their lives, the four lawyers - Nour, Janni, Karin and Elin - now face an almighty dilemma. While their work and public profile must be squeaky clean, they have been covering up a dark secret for 30 years. Should anything be revealed of their past crime it would immediately spell the end for Heder. As they investigate further both the murder and the sex scandal that their informant had been working on, it becomes clear that someone is close to exposing them, and they come to an unlikely and uneasy conclusion - they will have to defend the journalist’s killer in order to get to the bottom of this case while saving their own careers. All of a sudden it is Heder’s own Honour that is on the line…