Netflix new series 'A Nearly Normal Family' scores 89% audience approval

Netflix enthusiasts are singing praises for the newest series, A Nearly Normal Family, with viewers describing it as 'absolutely brilliant.' 

The Swedish drama, originally titled En Helt Vanlig Familj, delves into the Sandell family's journey through a murder trial, exploring their desperate attempts to shield one another. 

Released in its entirety on November 24, the six-part series has quickly captivated subscribers, with some labeling it '11/10' and others applauding it as a masterpiece.

The Rotten Tomatoes audience score of 89% in its debut week further underscores its popularity.

Directed by Per Hanefjord and featuring Bjorn Bengtsson from The Last Kingdom, the adaptation of M.T. Edvardsson's 2018 book brings an engaging narrative to the screen. 

The series unfolds as a 19-year-old is accused of murdering her lover, unraveling the seemingly perfect facade of her family. 

The Sandell family, consisting of a priest and a lawyer as parents, grapple with their secrets amid the chaos. 

Themes such as rape and sexual assault are skillfully woven into the plot, earning praise for tackling serious subjects.

While some viewers cautioned about the intense themes, others emphasized the show's importance in addressing topics like consent. 

Netflix's A Nearly Normal Family proves to be more than a conventional thriller, providing an in-depth exploration of complex issues.