Knutby

Truly amazing show, love the characters and the way it is written...absolute top performances, superb acting,,good directing and music...just love it.....

On and on and on . . . A slow build for the back story and then getting to 'it' pretty early on. After that pretty much just, as one might say, grinding it out, episode after episode. Pretty specific erotica all involving 'god speak' in depth and with continuity. Granted it's soft core in that genitalia is not exactly exposed but very, very nearly and quite specifically implied.

I find it odd that this is not mentioned in the other reviews posted to date.

Every episode is just another excuse to have sex using very, very religious language as the stimulant and showing the build and climax.

A little later on violence begins to be added into the intoxicant and everything ramps up.

Unfortunately, as interesting as all this might sound, it actually isn't, because it's pretty dull. Boring writing, directing, acting.

Interesting that, while actually inventing Christian Porn with this series, it also includes the self-destruct component of bland.

And I must say that I'm impressed, they nailed it. The cult is now long gone from here, but you would run into it's members regularly at the local grocery store, but they mostly kept to themselves. The cult was really big at the time, their around 90 members made out 1/6 of the villagers. Now, only a handful still lives here and thankfully, it's the saner ones.

The pastor was released from prison a few months ago, and now lives in a halfway house.

A dark series that shows a circle of people who at different stages of life end up in a sect, we get to follow their journey when they are seen by manipulative and power-mad people. Fantastic good series with first-class actors.

Aliette Opheim, who plays the bride of Christ, is the series' big star and lifts the entire series on her shoulders and plays a role that is fascinatingly scary.

The series follow the events, in a very truthful manner, in an actual true story. This happened in a closed Christian community! Talk about sects, right!!! Low key pace in story-telling and sparse character building leaves much to the viewer to build on, to brood about, to analyze and so forth. Swedish story-telling does not disappoint!