Netflix's 'Detective Forst' Unravels Gruesome Murders Amidst Polish Scenery

The series, based on Remigiusz Mróz's book series, features a detective's unconventional investigation into a serial killer's heinous crimes.

Detective Forst, a Netflix original series based on the Forst book series by Polish author Remigiusz Mróz, was primarily shot in Zakopane, Poland, with additional scenes filmed in Warsaw, Poland, and parts of Slovakia.
The plot revolves around the lead character, a detective who investigates a serial killer's gruesome exhibits of severed corpses in intricate poses with gold coins placed into their mouths.
The series features an extensive cast, including Borys Szyc as Detective Wiktor Forst, Andrzej Bienias as Edmund Osica, Zuzanna Saporznikow as Olga Szrebska, Kamilla Baar as Dominika Wadryś Hansen, and Aleksandra Grabowska as Agata Osica.
The series was released on Netflix on January 11, 2024, and is available for streaming worldwide.
In the final episode of the first season, it is revealed that Iwo Elijah, a childhood friend of Forst and the husband of prosecutor Dominika Waldrys-Hansen, is the serial killer.