Berlín: Entre la vida y la muerte

This show provides the viewer with an in depth view of the harsh reality of an understaffed, drug infested Berlin hospital. The roles are played out authentic (Berlin accents are correct, people talk slang in a realistic way), the wide shots of Berlin amaze too.

The actors amaze in their way of play- a German, "staring" kind of way. I would recommend this show especially for people from Berlin, and people who always wanted to see how the German capital might look like.

The camera work is fantastic, with a variety of different shots, changes in lighting, pace and sound, this show is really worth watching (until now!)

Really appreciate the difference perspective this show bring to life. There a lot of real emotion in this show. It truly depicts some of horror about medicine and how it play out in real life. 100% worth a watch if you're a young doctor in medical school. I think the first episode might not be for everyone but if you're curious about failures in medicine but from the physician side then this show does a good job.

If you're looking for something interesting new show Will bring out a lot of conflicting surprising emotion in you, then I think this show is worth a try. Thump up Apple TV, good pick up.

"As a former Berliner, I can fully relate to the rough and gritty atmosphere-the show captures the city's raw essence perfectly. I can't imagine what it must feel like to serve in that Berlin hospital during a May Day shift, but the series makes it disturbingly real. I love the characters and can't wait to see more of them after the second episode. The mind-blowing soundtrack and impeccable sound mixing, combined with a marvelous cast, create a tension rarely seen on German TV."

Hospital Filming Location is: SEZ Berlin, Landsberger Allee, Berlin, Germany

Details: "The Sports and Recreation Center (SEZ) in Berlin-Friedrichshain, a massive sports and entertainment complex from the GDR era, was used as a filming location for KRANK Berlin. Opened in 1981, the SEZ was a prestigious state-funded project, known for its striking Brutalist architecture and its role as a social hub. The series utilizes the building's raw, decayed aesthetic to enhance its gritty, urban atmosphere, making it a fitting backdrop for the show's themes." (Part's are from German Wikipedia)

Wow! What a ride or should I say what a trip!?

I had high expectations after reading the reviews... ... and I loved every second of it. Haven't seen anything like it before. Crazy storytelling straight from Berlin.

Feels a bit like a decent Berlin night of clubbing. Nothing for the faint-hearted.

Big strong and open hearts only.

Left me breathless. Non stop choking, hoping, swearing, pumping, jumping, laughing, crying, loving and of course a lot of dying.

Lovely cast, many new faces, beautiful cinematography, amazing score.

Doctor, doctor I've got ants in my pants.

Bring on the next episodes!!

What an exiting experience - the final farewell to Germanys questionable history of medical drama series

Stylish, cool and slightly heroin-chic - krank here we come. An updated general hospital in the German metropolis, only at the first glance. This remarkable formate ruthlessly exposes the daily craziness in Berlin's hospitals, run down by years of cost-cutting exercises and poor economic decisions by irresponsible politicians. It is quite a long way from the medical idealism of the oath of Hippocrates to the banal reality of hospital operations, which you cannot get through unscathed as a doctor or even as a nurse.

Krank takes us on that journey.