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Air date: Apr 5, 2019
In the aftermath of a school shooting, 18-year-old Maja Norberg is taken into police custody and told she's being charged with murder.
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2. Custody
Air date: Apr 5, 2019
When Inspector Nilsson grills Maja further about her relationship with Sebastian, she recalls a wild party he threw at the start of the new school year.
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3. The Funeral
Air date: Apr 5, 2019
On the day of a funeral, guilt-ridden Maja itches to escape her cell; in a flashback, Maja's bond with Samir deepens as Sebastian spins out of control.
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4. The Reconstruction
Air date: Apr 5, 2019
Sebastian's behavior prompts Maja to break up with him; during a police reconstruction of the shooting, memories of that day come rushing back to Maja.
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5. The Trial
Air date: Apr 5, 2019
When the trial begins, Maja -- facing a possible 14 years in prison -- testifies to Claes' true nature and how her 18th birthday took a dark turn.
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6. The Witnesses
Air date: Apr 5, 2019
A witness who survived the shooting testifies that the night before the tragedy, Sebastian threw a party that ended in a shocking confrontation.
Quicksand (2019)
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So tired of Netflix and all these immigration series. They paint all immigrants to be so innocent. I could tell you real stories of immigrants.... One I know was an Olympic runner who became a scam artist and went to Sing Sing for 8 years. Another became a drunk and repeatedly got arrested, insulted his beautiful wife repeatedly, and kept her up all night screaming about his past. Yet another sold stolen credit card numbers on 42nd Street, as he worked taxis at night. Don't get me started! I have a book of stories to tell about the REAL immigrants.
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A great watch. Gripping from beginning to end. The English dubbing was excellent and could barely tell it wasn't filmed in English.
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Great characters, tragic story but with a somewhat good ending. Can be hard to watch, but an overall awesome drama.
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interesting, nicely written
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So unreal, and yet so real
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Extremely good! Really impressive acting.
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Such a wonderful mini-series. Great from start to finish. An absolute must-see.
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I get the undertones regarding privilege ( or lack of ) and the Nordic problems regards racism, but it fell flat on its own premise ? Schooling is organised, such that, cross fertilisation of wealth never becomes part of the dictat or normality. It seems to be making references to Utoya, but never makes them strong enough. It's an exceptionally dreary piece of drama, that hints there may be more series. God help us.
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Intense from end to finish. Not an easy series to watch due to the complexity of its themes and characters, but once you start watching you won't be able to take your eyes off of the screen. The strong performances pair well with the incredible writing, making Sandman and Dencik the scene stealers of the show.
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Not a typical murder story, this one focuses on why the murder was committed than whether it was committed or not. Flowing story with careful buildups and interesting teenagers vibe. Horrible acting but ended up with a satisfying conclusion | Follow us at @uncle.review
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