Life on Seacrow Island (Vi på Saltkråkan) won Best Children’s Programme at the Kristallen Awards, held yesterday in Stockholm.

Life on Seacrow Island was written by Karin Arrhenius, who was also behind the acclaimed My Brother (“Jag for ner till bror”), another production nominated at this year’s ceremony. My Brother was nominated for Best Drama Series, while Anders Sparring’s Lokes hemlighet received a nomination for Best Children’s Programme.

Erik Svedberg-Zelman was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the drama series Golden Boys, and Moah Madsen received a nomination in the same category for her performance in Diary of a Ditched Girl.

The nominations for this year’s Kristallen Awards have been announced.

My Brother, written by Karin Arrhenius, is nominated for Best Drama Series. Life on Seacrow Island, also written by Arrhenius, and Anders Sparring’s Lokes hemlighet are nominated for Best Children’s Programme.

Erik Svedberg-Zelman has received a nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the drama series Golden Boys and Moah Madsen is nominated for Best Supporting Actor for her performance in Diary of a Ditched Girl.

The winner will be announced on August 31^st at the Kristallen Gala in Stockholm.

Moah Madsen discovered her love for acting at the age of 13, when she joined a local theatre group. What began as a curiosity quickly grew into a lasting passion, which was further solidified during a summer course in Los Angeles at the School of Creative and Performing Arts at the age of 16.

At 19, she moved to London to pursue her career, immersing herself in one of the world’s most dynamic acting scenes. Just two years later, she landed her first television role at 21 in the mega-hit Vikings (2020), marking a significant step forward in her professional journey. During her years in London, Madsen has worked closely with some of the UK’s most influential casting directors, building strong and lasting professional relationships.

She made her Swedish debut in the acclaimed Netflix dark comedy-drama Diary of a Ditched Girl (2025). Madsen was praised for her portrayal of Adina, and critics argued that the dynamic between the sisters Adina and Amanda is one of the show’s greatest strengths.

With an international background and a deep-rooted dedication to her craft, Madsen continues to establish herself across both British and Scandinavian screens. Her upcoming projects include the SkyShowtime crime series National Homocide Unit (Riksmord) and season 3 of TV4’s crime drama Sanningen, where she takes on a prominent role.