Saltön

"Saltön" is not a show to get too involved in, neither to just ignore. It's a show easy to identify with, with the people not being to sweet or too plastic for my personal taste. Everyone makes mistakes, nobody's perfect, which this show proofs. We have a wife, Emily, who moved out and lives in her car, not being a perfect housewife at all. And seeing that everyone in this series plays their part beautifully, I have not much to complain about.

"Saltön" is a show about a group of people living on this small, idyllic island. Their lives grow together in many different ways, and even though you may think that someone in this show might get a too big part, the truth is that sometimes you watch it just too see a glint of your favorite character. I recommend it for everyone who likes to see a show nice and suitable for the winter darkness, and then wants too plan their vacation to a small, idyllic island, 'cause "Saltön" is a show that brings up a lots of memories of past summers, and longings for the next.

And if you may feel that this not suits you, watch it anyway, either you will get completely caught up in it, or you can sit every week watch a group of talented actors do their best and succeed.

Saltön is one of the most calm and thoughtful series of normal people. Doing normal things, thinking about everyday troubles. Filmed at very nice locations on the west coast of Sweden.

The portrait of the people involved is done very delicately, and there are many aspects of every human being in the series. And there are a number of different interactions between the involved people. I think it is about us, no car chases, no gun fires, no over dramatic violence is shown. Everything is there because it has to be there.

Mannheimer did it again. She has done many productions that have been seen by many swedes.