Smärtpunkten (2024– ) User Reviews

Great and well written drama

[martinpersson97 · 9/10 · 29 April 2024]

This great drama is indeed a treat, and one that is very much recommended.

The actors all do an incredible job, many of them very established names, and all of them conveying a sense of raw and real drama splendidly, all of this accompined by a great script, very beautifully written and put together for sure, and greatly paced.

The cinematography, cutting and editing is splendid, very low scaled, and very befitting of the tone of the film. Overall immensely beautifully put together indeed.

Definitely a great mini-series, that I would highly recommend for any lover of film, and for most. It is indeed a great and innovative show!

Intriguing, but yet irrelevant

[Someguyinparis · 5/10 · 14 June 2024]

"Smärtpunkten" presents an intriguing narrative that examines the moral complexities of a theater project in a correctional facility. The series thoughtfully explores themes of redemption and the transformative power of art, albeit through a lens that sometimes blurs ethical boundaries.

The lead actor delivers a commendable performance as Lars Norén, skillfully bringing to life a character that is compelling, albeit lacking the real Norén's distinct personal traits.

While the series ambitiously tackles challenging subjects, it occasionally ventures into morally ambiguous territories, prompting viewers to reflect on the implications of such artistic endeavors. "Smärtpunkten" offers a narrative that is rich and provocative, though it may leave audiences pondering the unresolved ethical dilemmas it presents.

This mini-series is intriguing, but yet irrelevant. Had the theater project been carried out by someone else than Lars Norén, the series would never have been produced.