Cecilie seems to have a perfect life: a productive career, a desirable husband, healthy kids, a luxurious lifestyle and—when things get too taxing for her—sleeping pills. But when one of her maids goes missing, and she thinks she might have some information related to the disappearance, her carefully manicured world starts to unravel. As the show goes on, the ethical ambiguities at the intersection of privilege and good intentions become more and more pronounced. Surprisingly demanding by the end.