KinoDobirka editorial rating
6.5 / 10
At the center of the story is Karen, who moves with her family to the prestigious Bergen neighborhood and becomes part of a close-knit circle of friends who have known each other for years.
After a fire kills one of the group’s members, Karen begins to notice contradictions in her new friends’ stories. The more she tries to figure out what really happened, the clearer it becomes that behind the beautiful houses, dinner parties, and seemingly friendly relationships lies an entire web of lies.
The first few episodes felt a little slow to me. The story took quite a while to get going, and with so many characters and complicated relationships, it was initially difficult to understand where everything was heading. But around the middle of the series, it became much more interesting.
What I enjoyed most was the mystery. You constantly want to figure out who is actually responsible and who can be trusted. And once the killer is finally revealed, all those hints and suspicions start to make sense.
Who it's for: Overall, the series takes some patience at first, but it becomes much more engaging as the story unfolds. I’d recommend it to anyone who enjoys intimate mystery dramas set among wealthy circles, where beautiful lives hide secrets, lies, and old grudges. It’s especially fun if you like slowly unraveling relationships, noticing suspicious details, and trying to figure out who is really behind the murder.
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