Synopsis
Wisting, Season 4 watch online on iFILM — four episodes of Norwegian crime drama that begin when six-year-old Clifford Greenwood disappears from the family's Wildenvey hotel.
An employee turns up dead almost at once, and Wisting is quickly convinced the boy was taken. The Greenwoods are reeling, yet the more the detective digs, the more the respectable family looks like it has things to hide. A ransom demand arrives with a cryptic note, and the clues point to a kidnapping meant as revenge against the boy's grandfather. Days pass with no real lead, the pressure on Wisting mounts, and the kidnapper's next message steers the parents toward a grim discovery. Running alongside it is Line's story — her ex, Tommy, slides into serious trouble, and once again the personal snags on the case.
A missing child is the rawest material the show has handled, and the season carries it without melodrama, in that restrained Nordic key. Four episodes tighten into a single push toward the answer. Stream Wisting Season 4 online on iFILM.
4 episodes
S4·E1Episode 1
Six-year-old Clifford Greenwood vanishes from the family hotel Wildenvey and an employee is found dead. Detective William Wisting believes the boy was kidnapped. The Greenwood family is shocked, but Wisting discovers they have secrets.
S4·E2Episode 2
Clifford's family receives a ransom demand and a cryptic message. The clues suggest Clifford has been taken as a revenge against his grandfather. Wisting's daughter, Line discovers her ex, Tommy, has fallen into very bad company.
S4·E3Episode 3
Wisting is under pressure, still without leads. Clifford's parents await contact from the kidnapper but receive a mysterious message that leads them to a gruesome discovery. It's clear the kidnapper wants to tell them something, but what?
S4·E4Episode 4
Wisting is under pressure, still without leads. Clifford's parents await contact from the kidnapper but receive a mysterious message that leads them to a gruesome discovery. It's clear the kidnapper wants to tell them something, but what?
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