From a young age, Thomas Quick was isolated and withdrawn, eventually becoming Sweden's most infamous serial killer, confessing to over 30 murders. For years, Quick was housed in a psychiatric institution, and his confessions began after extensive work with therapists who believed memory recovery could cure criminal behavior. In a country with a typically low crime rate, Sweden watched in disbelief as Quick's confessions implicated him in many unsolved cases. Brian Hill delivers a stylish noir thriller, featuring testimonials from those impacted by the story, including Quick himself, and dramatic reenactments. What begins as a story of extreme evil transforms into a more complex exploration of the people surrounding Quick and their motivations.