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Eva Björg Ægisdottir’s Crime Series ‘Elma’ Set for TV Adaptation
VarietyStory by K.J. Yossman
scrn logline
Icelandic crime writer Eva Björg Ægisdottir's popular 'Elma' series gets the small-screen treatment as a new TV adaptation is in the works.
beat sheet
- Glassriver, an Icelandic production company, has optioned the rights to adapt 'Elma' for television, bringing the best-selling book series to life on the screen.
- The 'Elma' series follows a police detective who returns to her small hometown of Akranes, Iceland after a disastrous romance, and must solve a new murder case in her close-knit community.
call sheet
Eva Björg Ægisdottir, Glassriver, Elma