2023-11-25 23:13:48
With a spatula
November 25 2023, 5:13 pm
How well do parents know their children? And how far would they go to protect them? are part of the issues covered by “A Normal Family.” (Credits: Netflix)
How would you face the accusation of murder against a relative? Do you give him your full trust? Would you be able to doubt? Netflix has just included the dramatic miniseries A Nearly Normal Family in its catalog, based on the acclaimed novel by Swedish author Mattias Edvardsson.
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By Fiorella Ramírez | Infobae
The story delves into the life of the Sandells, made up of the priest Adam, his wife Ulrika, a lawyer; and his teenage daughter Stella, played by Björn Bengtsson, Lo Kauppi and Alexandra Karlsson Tyrefors respectively. The plot unfolds in a quiet residential suburb outside Lund, Sweden, where a seemingly perfect life is upended by the arrest of Stella, accused of murder.
The production’s narrative, divided into six episodes, explores family complexities and the secrets hidden behind the façade of an everyday routine. The adaptation was directed by Per Hanefjord, known for works such as The Fjällbacka Murders and The Cursed Son, and written by Anna Platt and Hans Jörnlind, authors of scripts such as The Truth Will Out and Top Dog.
The story focuses on how the young woman’s parents navigate through confusion and despair as they try to understand and protect their daughter, while trying not to reveal past problems. It should be noted that the events begin four years ago, when a – still a child – Stella suffered a sexual assault that was never brought to trial to prevent her from reliving the traumatic moment. Was it the best decision?
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