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Television · 2006
The Crown Princess
KronprinsessanWhen thirty-something parliamentarian Charlotte Ekeblad is unexpectedly appointed Sweden's Minister for the Environment, she is thrust into high-stakes cabinet infighting and relentless media scrutiny. Navigating corporate lobbying, political rivals eager to derail her career, and mounting strain on her marriage, she fights to maintain her principles.
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Nevertheless, one feels thoroughly entertained, thanks to the many sharp details in the portrayal of the political environment, combined with Kathrine Windfeld's wonderfully dynamic, narrative-driven, visually assured direction, which also displays a firm command of guiding the actors.
Morten Piil on Information So once again one has to look to Sweden, where societal disparities are skillfully illuminated against an always engaging backdrop. In its universality, this story reaches far beyond Scandinavia: the collision of the eco-starlet with the backroom politics of government operations is in many ways reminiscent of real-life figures.
Christian Buß on taz The Crown Princess puts the struggle between men and women, gender roles, and master suppression techniques at the center, and it is all deeply interesting. The four parts are immensely thrilling and packed with fantastic actors such as Suzanne Reuter, Reine Brynolfsson, Kajsa Ernst, Morgan Alling, and Ulf Friberg.
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