"Fasandraeberne" tells the story of a group of upper class students that seek a thrill by being brutal and humiliating others until unforeseen events change their lives forever.
In comparison to many other tv crimes, this production dares to be both dark and explicit. It isn't a splatter film, it only uses harder graphical material when it benefits the story and adds to the intensity of the film. The case itself is interestingly presented, some might say a bit over the top, some might find some typical tv crime elements but overall I'd say that it keeps a solid balance and keeps you both entertained and able to buy in on the plausibility of what happens.
All in all this is really a thriller and not just another tv production that barely makes your heart beat faster. It doesn't change the game but it understands well to play by its rules and deliver what the audience asks for.
In comparison to many other tv crimes, this production dares to be both dark and explicit. It isn't a splatter film, it only uses harder graphical material when it benefits the story and adds to the intensity of the film. The case itself is interestingly presented, some might say a bit over the top, some might find some typical tv crime elements but overall I'd say that it keeps a solid balance and keeps you both entertained and able to buy in on the plausibility of what happens.
All in all this is really a thriller and not just another tv production that barely makes your heart beat faster. It doesn't change the game but it understands well to play by its rules and deliver what the audience asks for.