Terribly Happy

In the quiet town of Skarrild, nestled in Southern Jutland, we meet Robert Hansen, a 34-year-old police officer from bustling Copenhagen. After an unexpected professional setback, his superiors have transferred him to this remote outpost as a makeshift Marshall. A chance at redemption now lies in the hands of the residents of Skarrild, who must decide if he's fit for the job.As Robert arrives in the small town, he quickly realizes that life here operates on a different rhythm – one far removed from the fast-paced urban world he left behind. In this picturesque yet challenging environment, Robert faces unique challenges and encounters unexpected friendships as he navigates his new role and seeks to find his place within this close-knit community.Throughout his tenure in Skarrild, Robert grapples with the question of whether he truly belongs in Copenhagen or if this remote town holds the key to his future. Amidst these personal reflections, he must also deal with everyday criminality and uphold law and order in a place where old traditions intertwine with modern realities. This poignant tale explores themes of redemption, identity, and self-discovery set against the backdrop of a quaint Danish village.