The Third Wave is a 2003 movie about organized crime and a series of events that unfold after a riot. It follows the story of a fugitive who is on the run and gets involved in a murder investigation. As the plot progresses, the protagonist finds himself entangled in a web of procedural challenges and encounters demonstrations of power. This movie is the third installment in a trilogy and is part of a series. It revolves around the themes of police procedural, a hotel setting, and the use of cell phones and banks.

A television reporter stumbles upon a bomb, triggering a chain reaction of events that forces Johan Falk and his team to go up against a powerful assassin and a ruthless Russian gang.

When a high-profile businessman becomes the target of a powerful gang, a skilled bodyguard must go to great lengths to protect him, leading to a series of explosive encounters and thrilling confrontations with the criminal underworld.

In Johan Falk: Lockdown, a prison is locked down after a police officer is murdered inside. Johan Falk, a police infiltrator, finds himself inside the prison and becomes embroiled in a battle with organized crime. As the situation escalates, Falk must use all his skills to survive and bring down the criminals. With intense shootouts, courtroom drama, and returning characters, this action-packed movie keeps you on the edge of your seat.

In Johan Falk: Slutet (2015), Johan Falk is forced to return to the criminal underworld after a police officer is killed, leading to a series of murders, shootouts, and an investigation into organized crime and the mafia.

A satire of the welfare society showing the mechanical nature of the elderly care.

What will happen to the kids in the sandbox? The ones digging in the same sand, how will they live with each other?

Documentary about actor and writer Kent Andersson for his 70th birthday.

A drama about what happens to some people when a multinational company buys the only industry in a small town.

TV play by Carin Mannheimer.

Popular revue recorded for television

Peter, 13, lives with his mother and brother Göran in a Stockholm suburb. He often skip school. After committing a theft in the classroom Peter is transferred to another school. His problems escalate.