I understand that some did not like this at all. It seems that not much is happening in the movie. It is as some like to say a slow burn thriller. One with a female main character, who is quite weird to say the least and can not be considered a "hero" - at least not classically speaking.

The movie is quite well done overall, it will come done to what you like in a thriller or not. The acting is also more than decent, with some recognizable faces (watched Quake before this, but even if not, some faces you kind of can't forget, once you've seen them). Strange ending to it, but very fitting if you think about it ...

Thank you, Netflix, for showing this gem that has been virtually unknown for 1 years!

It is like a students exam work from a film school. As if a film becomes more interesting if it is slow and mystical. Is there any intrigue in this film? I couldn't find it. It is boring. The director Kristian Petri is another culture journalist which at last has got a small budget to make a his film. The bad play is one thing. The requisites another. Two cars meets into a garage; thirty old Saab 900 and Volvo 240. I guess those wrecks were cheap for the production. Other details are very studied, like the white shoes.

Of course the Swedish critics gave good reviews. They all know each other.