Theo Devaney

It's Christmastime in Aldovia, and a royal baby is on the way. Amber and Richard host royals from a distant kingdom to renew a sacred truce, but when the treaty vanishes, peace is jeopardized and an ancient curse threatens their family. It's Christmastime in Aldovia, and a a royal baby is on the way. Queen Amber (Rose McIver) and King Richard (Ben Lamb) are getting ready to take some time off to prepare for their first child's arrival, but first they have to host King Tai (Kevin Shen) and Queen Ming (Momo Yeung) of Penglia to renew a 600-year-old sacred truce. But when a snowstorm hits on Christmas Eve and the priceless treaty goes missing, peace is jeopardized and an ancient curse looms. Amber will have to figure out who the thief is before before the clock strikes midnight, for the safety of her family and the kingdom. —Netflix In part 3 of this series, Amber is heavily pregnant but still taking an active role in the rule of her new home, insisting that the first child, male or female, will henceforth be the heir, and that as queen she will co-sign an important treaty that has been in force for six centuries, and is due for the once-a-century renewal. When the treaty disappears before it can be signed, Amber's country will be penalised and an old curse will fall on her unborn child unless she uses her journalism skills to identify the thief. —Festivali

In the middle of the Swedish prog wave. So did Tears invest in an extroverted expression and spectacular stages. So they where unique in Sweden at this time. And their story are told in this documentary by Ola Salo - their biggest fan.

A look back on 20 years of performances, artists, and behind-the-scenes stories that shaped the music festival.