A yellow sports car that won’t stop. One hit-and-run on an August road—and Helsinki’s winter is already overshadowed with murder.
At the President’s Independence Day gala, celebrated editor Pekka Wall and his much-younger partner, rising sci-fi star Tuomas Ylivire, are Finland’s most-watched queer couple—until a drunken whisper on live TV hints at bodies buried beneath the city’s polished veneer.
What follows is pure a sweltering castle reception turning sour, neoclassical facades and frozen harbours, a trail from luxury boardrooms to back-street bedsits.
As Pekka and Tuomas are pulled into a lethal game, a power “triumvirate” of media darlings and tech money treats murder, sex, and blackmail as business expenses—evidence laundered, reputations traded, desire weaponised, with whispers reaching the Kremlin’s door.
Love makes them brave. Fame makes them targets.
Darkly witty and unapologetically queer, The Triumvirate Murders is a razor-taut slice of Finnish noir where intimacy and power collide—delivering shocks, laughs, and tears, sometimes all at once.