[Sleeping Dog Review Netflix] Detective series where the protagonist is homeless.

Sleeping Dog Limited Series on Netflix, consisting of 6 episodes, tells the story of a former German detective who becomes homeless due to severe psychological distress caused by a failed case. As a result, the innocent person is imprisoned and commits suicide. He then returns to investigate and uncover the truth once again.

Sleeping Dog Review Netflix (No Spoilers)

A German detective series that stands out with its protagonist being a homeless person, but having to return to investigative duties without any police authority. This series plays with the unconventional narrative outside the realm of the police force, relying on the protagonist’s keen ability to gather crucial evidence before smartly solving the case he himself had mishandled.leading to a series of subsequent murders. The plot is intricate, involving numerous interconnected characters, but the main storyline revolves around the homeless protagonist and a young woman prosecutor who takes an interest in the case. It is a simultaneous investigation both within and outside the system, with multiple plot twists that keep you engaged without being overly predictable. While there are clues along the way hinting at potential culprits, the series aims to present a thought-provoking exploration of justice. Even though we may have our suspicions about the perpetrator, the case itself is far more complex. The ultimate reveal is considered satisfying, as it successfully ties all the elements together, creating an unexpected connection throughout the entire story.

The story continues to present the complex family issues of the protagonist, who becomes homeless without a clear reason, causing the family to fall apart. His wife decides to leave him and give herself to his close friend, while he tries to uncover the truth behind this case and simultaneously rebuild his family life. The story gradually unravels the events and reveals why he abandoned his family to become homeless, with lost memories from the past serving as mysterious clues connected to the current circumstances.

Another main character, a young woman prosecutor, also faces personal struggles. She consistently struggles with love issues and finds it challenging to find a fulfilling relationship. Before she embarks on a new romantic relationship with her senior colleague at work, she unintentionally involves him in a complex and highly dangerous case.

The overall story is engaging, but the issue have is that there are characters introduced who are not directly related to the main case. For example, the lesbian black policewoman who is trying to adopt a 3-year-old child as a foster parent. Her character has a significant role in the story, even though the series only consists of 6 episodes. However, her storyline seems unrelated to the main case, giving the impression that it was intentionally added to extend the plot or mislead the viewers.

Overall, it is a well-produced German series. The characters are intriguing and unique, and the storyline is complex but concise. It consists of only 6 episodes, which may be considered short, but it manages to tell the story effectively. However, it may not be very intense, as the series attempts to focus on the life issues of the protagonist who becomes homeless and explores what led to that situation.

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