I started watching this show unaware that is was actually Season 3 of the series Trapped. Season 1 and 2 are no longer available on Netflix, but its not hard to follow this as a stand alone season since they mention previous events. I thoroughly enjoyed Olafsson as the lead. He exudes the loner cop with emotional baggage very well.
His other 2 main cast members are also very convincing as police officers.
There were quite a few twists and turns and a couple red herrings before the real culprit was revealed,not who I suspected, so it kept me hooked. I loved the long range shots of the geography that enhanced the feeling of isolation and being "entrapped" in the circumstances. The pacing and the sort of less is more dialog, is nice when compared to the usual fast talking, scurring cops most American shows portray. And the ending left me wondering if there will be a Season 4.
His other 2 main cast members are also very convincing as police officers.
There were quite a few twists and turns and a couple red herrings before the real culprit was revealed,not who I suspected, so it kept me hooked. I loved the long range shots of the geography that enhanced the feeling of isolation and being "entrapped" in the circumstances. The pacing and the sort of less is more dialog, is nice when compared to the usual fast talking, scurring cops most American shows portray. And the ending left me wondering if there will be a Season 4.