Heder

It had good potential but the story is very predictable and boring. Bad acting doesn't help and the story isn't very realistic at all.

I am really surprised by the quality of this set. All of Sweden's best actresses in the roles, the script is great and the direction really juicy, showing different scenes in turn. Also, the voice work makes this a thriller in my opinion, even though it's classified as a drama.

I can't understand how the Swedes can make such great series year after year, but the other Nordic countries are really weak.

In the series, praising feminism too much was a bit disturbing, but it had also been acted/written to be justified.

It's a shame that the series had to end after the third season because of the corona virus. I wish there would be a continuation of this one year.

Perhaps Sweden's most famous female actress, Alexandra Rapaport has time to participate in a lot of series, but it's only good.

I recommend!

A suspenseful story that's brutal in its depiction of violence against women. This topic, along with 4 strong female protagonists may make this show hard to swallow for those looking exclusively for stereotypical (american?) entertainment.

While the writing does have its weakspots here and there, overall production and acting is well executed, and I'm looking forward to season 2.

Above average thriller. Bad acting? No. About what you expect from any above average American TV series. Keeps you guessing, absorbing enough to make one want to see the next episode and unless you are an above average tv/movie detective who has figured it out by episode 6, the ending will surprise you. The mystery now is will there be a season 2. Lots of loose ends to tie up.

Exciting and thrilling series that deliver great acting and an intriguing storyline. Don't look at the bad reviews, they don't have any merit at all. The swedes sure know how to make good TV.