Vomiting

Olof Hagström drives through the land of his childhood, an idyllic landscape of blue mountains and rivers in northern Sweden. On a sudden impulse, he stops in his hometown for the first time in twenty years. In his family home, where he has not been since he was convicted of a felony and locked up in an educational facility at the age of 14. He doesn't have high hopes for meeting his father, but it turns out even worse than he imagined: finds him dead in the bathroom. < br> Eira Sjödin, a police officer who has only recently returned to her hometown of Adalen to care for her mother, who has begun to develop dementia, is investigating. She remembers Olof's youthful crime well, even though she was a child at the time. Did Olof murder his father? Eira begins to unravel the threads of the crime, but it soon becomes apparent that there may be more than one. < br> Inspired by real cases and police procedures, the story tackles questions of investigative methods, guilt and memory, but above all it is a masterfully written suspenseful whodunit. < br> < br> The best Swedish crime drama of 2020.