At first, this looked like a usual Swedish crime drama - and there are a lot of those, but I gave it a chance because I wanted to see how the "funniest man I Sweden", Robert Gustafsson, would carry such a dramatic role. And I was pleasantly surprised.
A lot of people know Gustafsson only as a comedian, because it was in comedy he got his big break, but he was a trained actor before he raised to comedic fame, so I think is nice to see him take on these kinds of roles. I think all parts were played well, but Gustafsson caried the show.
About the plot. Well, I thought it was interesting to see a dramatic reconstruction of what happened before, during and after the assassination of the prime minister Olof Palme in 1986 (I was 4 years old at the time, so I don't remember much).
A lot of people know Gustafsson only as a comedian, because it was in comedy he got his big break, but he was a trained actor before he raised to comedic fame, so I think is nice to see him take on these kinds of roles. I think all parts were played well, but Gustafsson caried the show.
About the plot. Well, I thought it was interesting to see a dramatic reconstruction of what happened before, during and after the assassination of the prime minister Olof Palme in 1986 (I was 4 years old at the time, so I don't remember much).