In a world of near identical whodunnits and psychological crime shows, this one stands out above so many. A stunningly good performance from the young female lead (Alexandra Karlsson Tyrefors, a star on the rise) whose life is broken then somehow patched together again after a rape in her teenage years makes for a truly compelling perspective on hurt and resilience. The supporting actors (particularly her father, but also her mother and her boyfriend) are terrific too - nuanced, subtle performances that add up to much more than the plot on its own conveys.
Fantastic cinematography, editing, and, most important, script add up to one of the best miniseries in the genre in recent years.
Fantastic cinematography, editing, and, most important, script add up to one of the best miniseries in the genre in recent years.