A Class Apart

This show just gets better for each episode. The young actors have natural dialogue which I can actually relate to without getting the feeling that some 50+ year old man has written it.

The camerawork seems to be a common complaint; I agree that it could use an epilectic warning, and there's way too many close shots which make you a bit nauseous. Hopefully this improves for season 2.

The story and directing is terrible. The dialogue is embarrasing. Some of the acting is decent.

Not a perfect production but I really enjoyed it. Acting for the most part very good. Underlying themes of trusting your own judgement and not letting yourself be bludgeoned into anything were my bonus take and also the locations were intriguing. Don't compare this with more professional US or UK series though. It's its own thing!

Really excited to see this one. Captivating from the start with strong acting, especially from Valter Skarsgård & Alva Bratt.

The directing is terrible, with shaky camera, and childish movements. The lighting are also disastrous and dark.

There is a very annoying PC theme straight through everything. The moral message are pressed down the viewers throats in almost every scene. The activist teacher are just boring and there's not one character to like or root for. Waste of time.