The World is Mine

Season 1

6 episodes · Feb 9, 2022

The series follows Odile, a half-Black, half-white, Muslim lesbian rapper in Bergen, Norway, who struggles to overcome stage fright and reveal her true self to her conservative father and the world.

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  • The Turtle
    S1E1

    The Turtle

    Feb 9, 202224m

    Odile is slow and still inside her shell. The episode introduces Odile, who is hiding from her own life and ambitions, struggling to commit to her dreams as a rapper and to live authentically.

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  • Texas
    S1E2

    Texas

    Feb 9, 202219m

    When do you know the world is round? Odile is forced out of her comfort zone (her own small "world") and begins to experience the overwhelming reality of life and love, which is full of unknowns and much bigger than she first thought.

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  • Presidents
    S1E3

    Presidents

    Feb 9, 202222m

    The treadmill no one can carry alone. Odile struggles under the immense pressure of her various lives; her work, her art, her love life with Zoe, and her family's expectations, feeling the heavy weight of responsibility and the need for support.

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  • The Silence
    S1E4

    The Silence

    Feb 9, 202224m

    The things she can only say to her. Odile reaches a critical point where she must share her deepest truths, secrets, and fears. The focus is on the intimate space she finds with Zoe, where she can finally break her long-held silence.

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  • Blue Shells
    S1E5

    Blue Shells

    Feb 9, 202224m

    When it hurts to come close. Odile experiences the vulnerability and pain that comes with intimacy and letting someone (Zoe) truly get close.

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  • Tesseract
    S1E6

    Tesseract

    Feb 9, 202221m

    Who deserves a new chance? In the finale, Odile must face the consequences of her past actions and make a definitive choice about her future. The complex, multidimensional nature of a Tesseract reflects the intersecting timelines of her personal and professional life as she claims her new beginning.

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