Roberth Nordh

Roberth Nordh’s name might not be splashed on every billboard just yet, but if you’ve been paying attention to the pulse of Scandinavian crime drama, you’ve probably stumbled across his work. He’s carved out his spot with projects like Den of Thieves: Pantera, which is buzzing for its 2025 release, and he’s already made waves with Snabba Cash from 2021 and Tore in 2023. The guy’s got this knack for slipping into gritty, high-stakes stories—stuff that keeps you glued to the screen, biting your nails, maybe even rooting for the “bad guys” a bit more than you should. With Snabba Cash, Nordh dived headfirst into the ruthless underbelly of Stockholm’s criminal world, juggling ambition and desperation like it’s nothing. The show doesn’t sugarcoat a thing—every character’s got something to lose, and the tension never really lets up. Tore, on the other hand, swings a bit differently. There’s still darkness, sure, but this time, it’s tangled up with personal grief and trying to claw your way back to some kind of normal after everything’s fallen apart. Now, Den of Thieves: Pantera? That’s got people hyped. If the earlier projects are anything to go by, expect a wild ride—Nordh loves to peel back the slick surface and show what’s really festering underneath. He’s not big on fairy tales; he digs into messy, flawed people and lets the chaos speak for itself. If you’re into stories that don’t play by the rules, his work’s worth a look.