Well acted, no doubt. But if this is an expression of the judicial system in Sweden we are far better in the USA. I can't hardly believe why it ended that way when they had material for a full 10 episodes series. For people with legal background, the presumptive assassin's lawyer has an affair with her mother. Conflict of interest. Her mother, who is a lawyer, finds the weapon and blood stained clothes of her daughter, she meticulously destroys the evidence. Her father, a Protestant Pastor lies without a wink. Coming back to her mother. She coaches a witness to lie in court, never mind if she is an accomplice of the murder. Both mother and father managed to manipulate every single aspect of the prosecution. HORRIBLE. I was hoping to learn something. PS: Sweden has become very insecure due to high drugs and incredibly violence in the areas where poor people live, and most generally a huge amount of Syrian refugees.
Review of A Nearly Normal Family
A Nearly Normal Family
(2023)
It had everything for it...then the trial comes
21 January 2024
Warning: Spoilers