Looking for a new drama that will get under your skin? The Girl Who Died is on the way to our screens. Starring Marcella actress Anna Friel, the creepy Nordic thriller is based on the book by the prolific author Ragnar Jónasson, whose Dimma novel series was brought to life in 2024's The Darkness.
What is The Girl Who Died about?
In the secluded Icelandic village of Skálar, Una, a weary teacher from Reykjavik, takes on a challenging assignment to educate two local girls. However, she soon discovers that only one student shows up for lessons.
As she navigates her isolation and the chilly welcome from the villagers, Una is plagued by unsettling dreams and mysterious melodies that echo through the night. With growing tension and unforeseen tragedies, she starts to unravel the unsettling truths hidden within the village, secrets that its inhabitants seem determined to keep buried.
The Girl Who Died cast
Currently, Anna Friel is the only announced cast member for The Girl Who Died. She'll be playing Una. We'll keep you updated with further announcements.
Is The Girl Who Died based on a book?
Yes, The Girl who Died is an upcoming limited series based on Ragnar Jónasson’s psychological thriller, which was published in 2021.
AmazonIn a statement shared byDeadline, who broke the news, Ragnar said: “I love telling stories, in books and on screen, so I am very excited about setting up Dimma Pictures with Greg Silverman and John-Paul Sarni to make this a reality.
"I can’t wait to get started on our first series, The Girl Who Died, with the incredible Anna Friel, with more exciting projects hopefully to follow, from my own books as well as from books by some of my favourite authors.”
Does The Girl Who Died have a relase date?
While there isn't a release date or a confirmed broadcaster yet, we'll be keeping this page updated with the latest information.
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