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HBO Nordic 2021
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Tensions reach an all-time high as the annual church bazaar looms on the horizon, bringing spiritual issues – and secrets – to the surface.
The episode was rated from 45 votes.
Just as Finn nears rock bottom, Stein forces him to take in an unwelcome guest. Bilzi takes control of his newfound family, while Willman attempts to hide his mounting debt from Ingrid.
The episode was rated from 37 votes.
As Bilzi reconnects with a figure from his past, Finn confides in Marin, and Siri grows closer to Kari. While Stein works through his grief, Willman experiences a win.
The episode was rated from 41 votes.
The men of Utmark go on a wolf hunt. Meanwhile, Marin does her best to defend her mother, Siri grows closer to Kari, and Finn finds himself with yet another questionable houseguest.
The episode was rated from 35 votes.
As the feud between Bilzi and Finn boils over, Marin turns to Kari for help. Meanwhile, Stein faces a snag in his scheme, Håvard shares shocking news with Helene, and Sheriff Willman deals with mounting debts.
The episode was rated from 46 votes.
Kari opens up to Siri, while Bilzi struggles to hide a shameful truth. Elena finds new ways to earn her keep. Sheriff Willman struggles to hide his shame from Ingrid. The bootleggers face a dilemma.
The episode was rated from 39 votes.
After moving to the small town of Utmark, newcomer Kari finds herself in over her head. Meanwhile, tensions mount as Bilzi continues his attack on Finn’s flock – and affair with his wife Siri, who takes a leap with her daughter Marin.
The episode was rated from 54 votes.
As bootleggers arrive in Utmark, Bilzi mourns a loss, Marin uncovers a dark secret, and Finn continues his downward spiral. Meanwhile, Stein makes a questionable investment.
The episode was rated from 50 votes.Last updated: may 06, 2022
[HBO] "Welcome to Utmark" may be one of the less commercial series that HBO has released this year, but it has an undeniable capacity for attraction, along with a splendid staging underlined by the excellent work of cinematographer Andreas Johannessen, who shines much more than in the "Unge lovende" series (NRK, 2015-). And it introduces elements that are not superficial at all, such as the confrontation between Heige (Marius Lien) and Finn (the almost essential in the recent Norwegian production Tobias Santelmann), which connects directly with the feeling of grievance of the indigenous Sami community against racial and religious colonization, which is present in rural areas of the Scandinavian countries. We could almost say that this community of unique characters describes rural Norway before the discovery of oil, whose isolation was positive and negative at the same time. And it is capable of using dark humor to squeeze to the limit the primitive roots of the human being, in a story that progressively becomes darker.
