Home for Christmas Review

Home for Christmas is a series consisting of six episodes, it's originally in the Norwegian language but is available in English language. It follows in the footsteps of a RomCom.

Johanne is a 30 year old nursery who's spent most of her life taking care of patience and making sure they get the best treatment there is. After a failed relationship three years back, she never put herself out again to date. With her picture perfect family nagging her to find a man, being surrounded by all her married sibling who also have children, at the dinning table she blurts out a white lie that she actually does have a man in her life. Excited by the news her parents tell her to bring him home on Christmas Eve. The story is a race to find her perfect beau in 24 days. Whether it's speed dating or being on a dating app called Love Match they all end up horribly bad, with each man just turning out worse then the before one. She falls for a 19 year old who doesn't end up reciprocating those feelings.

This show isn't like most Rom-coms it's well scripted and definitely not predictable. It's about love, vulnerability and stepping out your comfort zone. This drama series is a whole new ride. It's realistic and modern with a pretty good plot. The show will not leave you disappointed.