Copenhagen · Est. 1998 · Reinvented 2025
Scandinavia's most distinctive noir studio — 72 titles in catalogue, 7 productions underway, and a new chapter written by a team that refuses to play it safe.
Active Slate · 2025–2026
Seven projects currently in active production or late development — the most ambitious slate in Dig Films' history.
Forensic divers working the Copenhagen harbour stumble onto a web of human remains, each linked to a decade of organised crime the city pretended not to see. Shooting in Copenhagen and Gothenburg.
A Copenhagen homicide detective, exiled to a remote Greenlandic village as punishment for a career-ending mistake, discovers that the village's recent deaths are anything but natural. Shot on location in Ilulissat.
The cinematic extension of the flagship series. Detective Sara Voss follows a cold case that leads her to the architect of everything she has spent four seasons trying to bring down. Shooting begins Q3 2026.
The flagship series returns. Sara Voss faces the most personal investigation of her career as a series of murders points toward someone inside the unit she built from nothing.
The sabotage campaign against Denmark's offshore wind network escalates into outright terrorism. With foreign governments implicated, the investigator who cracked Season 1 becomes the next target.
An interpreter at the European Union's Copenhagen office begins noticing patterns in the translations she is asked to alter. A government conspiracy told from the inside out.
A joint Danish–Norwegian co-production set in a remote mountain community on the border. When a child disappears in the first snowfall of winter, old wounds between two families rip open.
In Development · Not Yet Green-Lit
A story of colonial legacy, identity and modern crime set against Greenland's breathtaking and unforgiving landscape. Writer's room active.
Inside Copenhagen's elite financial district, a compliance officer discovers that the firm managing half the country's pension funds is built on a systematic fraud spanning twenty years.
The Catalogue
22 scripted TV series, 38 feature films and 12 TV movies — built over 25 years, underexploited, and ready for a new audience.
Latest
The company has signed an exclusive first-look agreement with Nordic+, the pan-Scandinavian streaming platform, granting rights to the full Midnight Fjord franchise and three new co-productions through 2029. The deal, reported at €18 million, is the largest in the company's reformed history.
Read moreAfter years of underperformance on domestic platforms, Black Harbour has found a devoted audience in Germany and the UK through library licensing. A third series is now in active development following audience pressure and strong SVOD renewal numbers from partners.
Read moreCEO Jonas Mikkelsen and CCO Amira Khalil speak to Screen International about how Dig Films is deploying AI across script development, visual pre-production and international pitch materials — without replacing the human creative voice that defines the studio's identity.
Read more"The best Scandinavian noir isn't about the crime. It's about what the crime reveals about the society that made it possible."
Amira Khalil · Chief Creative Officer, Dig Films
