Stockholm Bloodbath

In 1520, the ambitious and ruthless Danish king Christian II seeks to seize the Swedish crown from Sten Sture, regardless of the price his soldiers and kingdom must pay. Meanwhile, sisters Freja and Anne, devastated by the brutal death of their family at the hands of unknown men, vow to avenge their blood, taking justice into their own hands.

Both find themselves caught in an increasingly intense political struggle between Sweden and Denmark, who are tightening the noose of battle for power, leaving a trail of blood. As the conflict escalates and the action seems to advance inexorably toward a violent conclusion, the sisters face an uncertain fate and become embroiled in the intrigues of the court and the war conflicts.

The medieval setting and the impending battle culminate in the tragic and bloody episode known as the Stockholm Bloodbath, carried out by the ruthless Christian the Tyrant, where the hardships of war are unleashed with fury.

Revenge, politics, and the struggle for power intertwine in this Nordic tale of betrayal, love, and sacrifice at the heart of a nation on the brink of war in a natural landscape that unfolds with all its omnipotence, with all the epic and tension that entails.