If you’re a fan of Scandi crime shows (often referred to as “nordic noir”), you generally know what you’re going to get: Dark, brooding protagonists with seedy pasts, small Scandinavian towns bubbling with corruption underneath, mistreated youth, dead bodies floating in rivers or fjords. The action is as understated as the acting, the cinematography a muted array of whites (if it’s snowy) and browns (if it’s not), and the plotting a head-scratching series of complexities.