Thunder in My Heart

Emotional, raw and truthful. Skandinavian shows like this and Skam are my favourite.

I fell for the show immediately. I binged watched it all in one evening.

The actors/actresses, script everything were well thought through. I think almost everybody can relate to at least some of the situations brought up in the show!

... very talented, in 2005 at 13yo her pop-single 'What's in It for Me' was a hit in Sweden, Denmark, Norway & Finland & most-played song in Poland remaining in top-ten for 4 months ... releasing six studio albums she's youngest person in Sweden to have a 'greatest-hits' album

... in addition, acting mostly in TV since age of eleven ... now writing & staring in Thunder in My Heart ... an unusual comedy-drama with many odd moments ... there's little doubt she's the sole reason to stay watching to see what happens.

This series is not for the faint hearted, and it can be triggering for those who have experienced emotional abuse. While that's said I'll recommend it to anyone who wants to see something real. It's emotional and shows how complex growing up with narcissistic parents is. Thanks for giving this topic a space between all the unrealistic shows about young adult life and especially narcissistic and sociopathic people. The actors seem genuine and sometimes you will wonder if they have experienced similar things in their lives to be able to show these emotions. This series is not for those who like to sugarcoat things. Thanks Amy Deasismont, I'm looking forward to seeing your productions in the future.

It took a few episodes for me to like it as much as I did. But it really is a very good series. It covers an important topic- a narcissistic and manipulative parent. Very refreshing to see. There is so many series out there about love and sex but this topic is very much needed today. And the acting really felt genuine and real, not like other series where you can feel that the actor has´nt experienced the emotions in real life that they are trying to express in front of the camera. But Amy as "Sigge" is doing an amazing acting and portraying of these emotions. And it feels like she is herself, like she is in real life. I am longing for the next season.