Netflix: this series "no nunuch" and perfect for Christmas

Looking for a good series to watch during the holidays? Discover this fiction that several Netflix subscribers have binge-watched and warmly recommend on Twitter…

The problem with the ever-growing offer of films and series on streaming platforms like Netflix is ​​that we often find ourselves torn, facing our screen, not knowing which fiction to watch. Fortunately, we can count on the recommendations of Internet users. In recent days, they have been several to praise the merits of a mini-series recently put online. An ideal fiction for this holiday season, as evidenced by its title: Christmas storm. The story ? A few hours before Christmas Eve, at an airport in Norway, grounded travelers and staff find themselves stuck together due to bad weather conditions.

A Norwegian choral series that never sinks into the marshmallow

This Norwegian choral mini-series was created by Per-Olav Sorensen, who has worked on several other fictions visible on Netflix including Home For Christmas, The Playlist and quicksand. It involves multiple characters (camped in particular by the actors Ida Elise Broch, Dennis Storhøi and Jan Gunnar Røise) whose destinies intersect because of this storm. And if she gives pride of place to emotions, she never sinks into the marshmallow. “I watched a Christmas series on Netflix which is not nunuche nor dripping with decorations and feelings like the American series, it’s called Christmas storm”, underlines a user.

Prepare the handkerchiefs…

An opinion visibly shared by several other Twittos. “I watch christmas storm on Netflix. It’s touching, funny and worth the detour“, writes a subscriber; “A good little series very cool for the holidays”, provides another. Whether christmas storm collects only compliments and never falls into pathos, a user points out that the series will make more than one cry. “Warning, the miniseries christmas storm on Netflix, it’s a nugget. But we need handkerchiefs not far away”, he writes. You have been warned.