Scripted

Rabbit Films is heading to MIPCOM Cannes with a 2026 drama slate spanning psychological thrillers, character-driven drama and comedy, bringing together productions from Rabbit Films and Feelgood, alongside the company’s first third-party drama title. All four programmes are available both as finished tape and scripted formats. Leading the line-up is Healer, a six-part psychological thriller produced by Fire Monkey for Elisa Viihde Finland in 2025 under its original title Parantaja. The series follows Emma (Lotta Kaihua), a respected surgeon whose career is destroyed by a fatal medical error. Seeking to escape the public fallout and threats that follow, she moves with her family to a remote island, where she becomes increasingly involved with Roosa (Mimosa Willamo), a charismatic wellness guru whose yoga collective offers an alternative to the scientific certainty Emma once relied on. As Emma begins to believe she has the power to heal through touch, she is pulled deeper into Roosa’s world. But when the husband of Emma’s deceased patient arrives on the island, the promise of healing takes a darker turn, blurring the boundaries between faith, manipulation and murder.

Rabbit Films’ All The Best Girls adds an eight-part drama to the slate. Produced for Elisa Viihde Finland in 2025 and originally titled Munkkivuori 2, the series is set in late-1980s Helsinki and centres on 16-year-old Lola, an outsider who arrives in the quiet Munkkivuori neighbourhood after fleeing her substance-abusing uncle. Lola quickly becomes part of the local teenage circle after Nina persuades her family to take her in. Their summer is filled with parties, sunbathing and plans for a long-awaited trip, but Lola is hiding a secret job. Her relationship with Nina becomes increasingly complicated when she comes between Nina and her boyfriend Pete. Then Lola disappears. While adults assume she has simply left with a local rock band, Pete later discovers her clothes and wallet abandoned in the forest, raising fears that something much darker has happened.

On the comedy side, Basic Bitch: The Outskirts is an eight-part, 30-minute series produced by Feelgood for HBO Max Norway in 2026, under its original title Basic Bitch Bærum. The series follows four women in their early 20s — Lotta, Nico, Marie and Sunniva — as they navigate the often messy transition into adulthood. While their friends have moved on to law school in Oslo or business studies in Copenhagen, the four remain in the outskirts, trying to work out who they want to become. Their ambition to be “strong, independent women” is repeatedly tested by the everyday disasters and contradictions of young adulthood.

Completing the line-up is Season 2 of Glory Days, a 10x30’ comedy produced by Feelgood for NRK Norway and originally titled Våre beste år. Set against a changing Oslo, the series continues to follow the Ihle family as they navigate shifting social and political attitudes alongside the challenges of family life and adolescence. The new season sees the left-wing radicals collide with the affluent west side of Oslo, while the family faces new personal milestones. Siri (Pernille Sørensen) starts a new job at Dagsrevyen, Ole Martin (Tobias Solli Kaarfald) turns 13 and confronts the challenges of growing up, and Simone (Cala Holmboe) faces her own teenage struggles.