03/10/2025 - The six-part show, directed by Julia Lindström, follows a woman whose life is turned upside down when her husband is accused of murder

Harmonica Films and SF Studios have announced Till Death Do Us Part, a brand-new six-episode drama-thriller for Swedish broadcaster TV4. The series was shot in Stockholm during the spring and is expected to premiere in autumn 2026.

Directed by Julia Lindström and penned by Veronica Zacco, the show stars Aliette Opheim (The Congregation, Caliphate [+see also:
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The plot follows Malin, whose life is turned upside down when Tobias is accused of murder. Convinced of his innocence, she takes on his defence as his lawyer. But as secrets emerge and long-held truths collapse, Malin must confront a terrifying possibility: what if her husband is guilty?

Producer and CEO of Harmonica Films Per Janérus commented: “We are immensely proud of how our collaboration with Veronica Zacco and Julia Lindström has elevated the standard of what we can accomplish. Combining that with our outstanding cast, we dare to believe we have created a drama series of exceptional quality. We applaud TV4’s boldness in investing in this project, and together with our co-producers, we are eagerly looking forward to sharing the result with audiences.”

Emma Hägglund, executive producer at SF Studios, added: “We are very pleased to once again be collaborating with Harmonica Films. Till Death Do Us Part is an emotionally charged drama-thriller with a powerful script and an ensemble delivering at the highest level.”

The show is being produced by Harmonica Films AB in co-production with SF Studios, TV4 and Film Stockholm AB. Its international sales are being handled by Dynamic Television.

Harmonica Films and SF Studios have a long-standing relationship, having previously collaborated on titles such as The Hunters (2018–2021) for TV4 and End of Summer (2023) for SkyShowtime.