Huset
- Miniserie
- 2023
- 58 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,5/10
2544
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Vier Strafvollzugsbeamte sind gezwungen, in dem Gefängnis, in dem sie arbeiten, einige wichtige Veränderungen vorzunehmen, um ihre Arbeitsplätze zu retten, aber diese Veränderungen stören da... Alles lesenVier Strafvollzugsbeamte sind gezwungen, in dem Gefängnis, in dem sie arbeiten, einige wichtige Veränderungen vorzunehmen, um ihre Arbeitsplätze zu retten, aber diese Veränderungen stören das fragile Machtgleichgewicht unter den InsassenVier Strafvollzugsbeamte sind gezwungen, in dem Gefängnis, in dem sie arbeiten, einige wichtige Veränderungen vorzunehmen, um ihre Arbeitsplätze zu retten, aber diese Veränderungen stören das fragile Machtgleichgewicht unter den Insassen
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Dont underrate this serie. Love the symbolic meaning. So many thoughts benhinden this story and cast is doing a great job. Especially in last episode, where all the conflicts is potrayed and meet each other. Lige is too short to Watch bad Series so therefore can i fully recommend you to Watch this. They story, containers a lot of scary scenes that can seems, disturbing, but that shouldnt be the Reason not to give this Piece of a go. And Big ajour-out to thr actor who played sammi, he really give his character some deph, because he both contains the emotional and coolness side. I even wanna Watch this art one more time.
Great storyline and even greater camera and editing work. The viewer gets a real sense of being locked up as a prison guard with a bunch of violent criminals. Who can you trust? Who will get jumped?
The claustrophobic feeling is so central, you even see it in the guard's private sphere. This is best represented by the guard Henrik who is living with his family in a damp caravan because his house is infested. Phenomenal symbolism!
I don't give much for the critics saying it's not a representation of real prison life. It's not a documentary - but a great fiction drama.
Season one's ending does however go a bit over the top. And things like the constant rain for dramatic effect does become a bit annoying.
The claustrophobic feeling is so central, you even see it in the guard's private sphere. This is best represented by the guard Henrik who is living with his family in a damp caravan because his house is infested. Phenomenal symbolism!
I don't give much for the critics saying it's not a representation of real prison life. It's not a documentary - but a great fiction drama.
Season one's ending does however go a bit over the top. And things like the constant rain for dramatic effect does become a bit annoying.
The great Sofie Grabol is one of an ensembl cast in 'Prisoner', a Danish drama that explores the nightmare of the prison system, mostly from the perspective of the guards. Grabol is good as expected, but the whole cast play their roles nicely, although it was probably guilding the lilly a bit to have all three of the major characters compromised (albeit in different ways) by their relationships to prisoners. In spite of this, the individual elements of the story have a grimly plausible feel, and reminds one of how unwilling we are as a society to take the custody and rehabilition of criminals with the seriousness it deserves.
I am a retired UK prison officer and hardly ever watch prison drama's, but watched this because I thought it would be interesting to see how another European country, Denmark, runs their jails, albeit in a work of fiction.
The story concentrates on four officers and their interactions with the prisoners and to a lesser extent with their families. The prison appears to be an old establishment, not too dissimilar to the one I worked in. All the usual ingredients of prison dramas are included, violence, drugs, staff corruption and trafficking. Sophie Grabal plays the mature officer who has problems with her druggie son, David Dencik is the officer who turns a blind eye to the drug culture to have a quiet life, Youssef Wayne Hvidtfeldt is the naive rookie and Charlotte Fitch is in charge of the wing who has to oversee the clampdown on discipline to please the prison inspectors who are threatening to close the prison down.
One thing I found odd is that all the staff had the same rank insignia, including Fitch who was the boss.
Anyway, despite the usual cliches in this sort of drama, I found it an enjoyable series and at just six episodes never drags.
I have no idea if this is a realistic depiction of a Danish Jail, but certainly many of the procedures would not be permitted in a UK establishment. All the actors were good, particularly David Dencic as the unlikable Henrik.
A slightly grim, but entertaining series.
The story concentrates on four officers and their interactions with the prisoners and to a lesser extent with their families. The prison appears to be an old establishment, not too dissimilar to the one I worked in. All the usual ingredients of prison dramas are included, violence, drugs, staff corruption and trafficking. Sophie Grabal plays the mature officer who has problems with her druggie son, David Dencik is the officer who turns a blind eye to the drug culture to have a quiet life, Youssef Wayne Hvidtfeldt is the naive rookie and Charlotte Fitch is in charge of the wing who has to oversee the clampdown on discipline to please the prison inspectors who are threatening to close the prison down.
One thing I found odd is that all the staff had the same rank insignia, including Fitch who was the boss.
Anyway, despite the usual cliches in this sort of drama, I found it an enjoyable series and at just six episodes never drags.
I have no idea if this is a realistic depiction of a Danish Jail, but certainly many of the procedures would not be permitted in a UK establishment. All the actors were good, particularly David Dencic as the unlikable Henrik.
A slightly grim, but entertaining series.
Huset aka Prisoner is a powerful and dark Danish prison drama that focuses on the lives of four prison officers rather than the inmates. Over 6 tense episodes, the story builds slowly but surely, exploring how stress, relationships, and personal struggles affect people working in a tough environment. The prison itself is under threat of closure, adding more pressure to an already broken system.
Sofie Gråbøl stands out in her role as Miriam, a kind-hearted officer who is pushed to her limits. Many would know her from The Killing, and she brings the same intensity here. The whole cast gives excellent performances, above all, Youssef Wayne Hvidtfeldt as Sammi, the young officer dealing with emotional and moral conflict, and David Dencik as Henrik, a fatigued veteran who teaches Sammi the off-book secrets to maintaining a peaceful prison environment.
The show feels very real, with its dark lighting, tight spaces, and simple camera work that puts you right inside the prison. It's not just about crime or violence - it's about people trying to survive and stay true to themselves in a place that constantly tests their limits.
While some parts might feel a bit heavy or even stereotypical, the drama keeps you hooked. It also raises big questions about justice, morality, and what it means to protect others while staying human. The final episode brings all the tensions together in a powerful way.
If you enjoy serious dramas with emotional depth and strong performances, Huset is definitely worth watching.
Sofie Gråbøl stands out in her role as Miriam, a kind-hearted officer who is pushed to her limits. Many would know her from The Killing, and she brings the same intensity here. The whole cast gives excellent performances, above all, Youssef Wayne Hvidtfeldt as Sammi, the young officer dealing with emotional and moral conflict, and David Dencik as Henrik, a fatigued veteran who teaches Sammi the off-book secrets to maintaining a peaceful prison environment.
The show feels very real, with its dark lighting, tight spaces, and simple camera work that puts you right inside the prison. It's not just about crime or violence - it's about people trying to survive and stay true to themselves in a place that constantly tests their limits.
While some parts might feel a bit heavy or even stereotypical, the drama keeps you hooked. It also raises big questions about justice, morality, and what it means to protect others while staying human. The final episode brings all the tensions together in a powerful way.
If you enjoy serious dramas with emotional depth and strong performances, Huset is definitely worth watching.
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- WissenswertesThe series is primarily filmed in Vridsløselille State Prison. The prison was built near Copenhagen in 1859 and functioned as a prison until it was closed in 2017.
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