"In 'Pernille', the writing is acute, providing insight into sexuality and middle age, unlike the glorified portrayal of wealth in contemporary shows."
"Middle-aged women are currently experiencing a cultural moment, as seen in media trends that resonate with their experiences, challenging the notion of bro culture."
The article critiques the current landscape of television that focuses on wealthy characters, often admired by the creators. It highlights 'Pernille', a Norwegian dramedy on Netflix, which counters this trend with its realistic portrayal of a middle-aged woman's life. The show features Henriette Steenstrup as a single mother navigating challenges with her daughters and aging father. Unlike many shows that glorify the rich, 'Pernille' provides an insightful narrative about sexuality and family while contributing to a broader cultural moment celebrating middle-aged women against a backdrop of pervasive bro culture.
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