erwinoz

It's hard to identify with people who commit crimes to cover up running over a police officer with a van. That's not like stealing a bar of chocolate. It's a terrible crime which needs to have consequences. People who try to cover that up aren't nice people. The series presents it as a cultural thing (we are family, so we protect each other). If that's real, it's a terrible culture.

That and continuing arguments between the sisters which are supposed to be funny but spoil the character of the production as a serious crime series and turn it into cheap comedy.

Finally I won't mention the fact that this series portrays north Africans as criminals and Front national will be happy with it. That's a reason to think the opposite.

It could have been great. Fine actors, good main story line. But it failed because it was too slow, bad choice of music, bad sound (spoken word often too soft), too many scenes without context, weak dialogues, no build up of characters and too many flash backs. Try the same story with the same actors in half the number of episodes and maybe it will work.

This is q quality movie. Good acting, well directed and it has everything to be a good movie. But it is not. And it is because of the fact that the main characters are a sort of superhumans who never get hit,themselves but take out tens of others without even blinking their eyes. The need for superheroes is bigger then that of a believable story. A pity, because without that it could have been really nice.