Delete Me

I liked very much the pilot, but the follow up episodes, is like a repetition of the pilot. Briefly, everything was cleared in the first episode, the next episodes do not follow a logical order and instead add "free" confusion. E.g. The role of the hacker -is not understable and does not help in anything...

Good points: A great subject Good acting of the main character Good photography.

One of the worst series ive ever wathched, this is so far from Norwegian youth culture that it should be illegal! Acting is horrible, writing is horrible, downright appaling to make something this bad.

This series dives into the complex subject of sharing sex video, it does not search to blame or moralise, but to show how life's can be ruined and friendships broken. The dramatic structure keep the excitement high and you are blow away by how beautifully it is shot. An important and well played and well made series.

This is a cautionary tale, told backwards. If it had been told chronologically you would see a tale of innocence lost. By telling it backwards, I think they hoped you would have wondered what happened. I'm not sure it made it the thriller they hoped it would be and I think the reversion fractured our connection to the characters, which is crucial if you want it to be a cautionary tale or an engaging story. (Was that convoluted enough for you? It was analogous to the failed storytelling of this series.). Amalia Holm (Bjelke) is a star by any standards. (I followed her here from MOTHERLAND: FORT SALEM) It's a tragic tale, poorly organized. I give this limited series a 4 (poor) out of 10. {Drama}

Regardless of the importance of the issues this series sheds light on, the way this is made just ruins the plot. Actual dialogues and scenes are replaced with a weird acid-trip-like production. I get the point that the creators want to replicate the feeling of being lost and out of control, but end the end result just counts for a feeling of "get to the point". The reversing of the episodes is also just annoying, and does not contribute to anything. The only positive note here is the importance of the topic.