Even though it is not as "dark" as other Scandinavian dramas, it is well-made and acted and the stories, while probably not likely, are much like "Midsomer Murders" in that there as multiple murders and you do wonder how a small area can be so chock full of killers. But I am on episode three and already, her young child has seen a murder victim twice, as Maria happened to be on the spot, off-duty, at discovery of two bodies, which is kind of unreal.
Still, I am absorbed in dramas from this region, both in books and on film and appreciate any subtitled series or films. Whatever they produce is almost always better than American TV, so I am not complaining. Also, I love the settings and even more, the homes and apartments...makes me want to de-clutter desperately every time I see those sleek, junk- free interiors...
Am hoping there is not much focus on romance...I don't need that in my murder mysteries. I do like the cop who tried online dating though.
Still, I am absorbed in dramas from this region, both in books and on film and appreciate any subtitled series or films. Whatever they produce is almost always better than American TV, so I am not complaining. Also, I love the settings and even more, the homes and apartments...makes me want to de-clutter desperately every time I see those sleek, junk- free interiors...
Am hoping there is not much focus on romance...I don't need that in my murder mysteries. I do like the cop who tried online dating though.