Greyzone

A very exciting watch all the way through with well developed plot delivered by a strong cast. Up there with The Bridge and The Killing imo and can't understand some of the rather more negative reviews on IMDb

While this starts as any regular Thriller might-- it exceeds in expectations. Several strong Female leads. One fantastic, incredible kid! Virgil Katring-Rasmussen He did such a natural job... rare in the world of child actors. Yes, there were plotlines, expected, predictable, yet enough uniqueness to keep attention strong. Even at the end, it doesn't end with High-Fives. It reflects on impact on participants. One helluva great Mom, (and kid) -- perfect.

This is the best miniseries I have seen for quite some time. The plot is believable, acting superb, thrilling & highly suspenseful.

I finished the third season of Borgen and then decided to watch this. I'm glad I did because it's superb. The plot, acting and cinematography are all top notch. It had me on the edge of my seat many times. I very highly recommend this show to anyone who likes tense thrillers with depth to them.

On a side note, I think Ardalan Esmaili is the new George Clooney.

Greyzone, an underrated deep Thriller Drama with Nordic vibes and a very interesting premise, well-developed and exploring nicely the Stockholm syndrome on the way. Its strength is its acting and story.

• (+) Suspenseful and thrilling screenplay and storyline's plots. Some scenes had you on the edge of your seat.
• (+) Character-driven series with awesome emotional moments.
• (+) Wonderful and believable acting by Victoria (Birgitte Hjort Sørensen) and Iyad (Ardalan Esmaili) with nice touches of chemistry between them, Pretty good job from all the supporting cast; Also liked the character of Jesper (Joachim Fjelstrup) very much.
• (+) Very good filming and beautiful aerial shots.
• (+-) Good score. Could have been more intense.

The spectrum of emotions shown by Birgitte Hjort Sørensen was just outstanding. A show that deserves a lot more reviews and recognition.

The depth and attention to details of Scandinavian series never cease to amaze me.