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I'm writing this as a German who wants to support German movies and series without Til Schweiger or Matthias Schweighöfer.

Cassandra is an above average series by international standards and a super good series by German standards which tells two stories: one of Cassandra in the 70s and one of a family moving into a new home after a tragic loss.

The quality of acting is mixed, especially the father of the family and the young girl cannot fully convince; their acting stays bland with no profile. The actresses of the mother and Cassandra however do a very good job. I wanna see more of them in the future please!

The set and the atmosphere were super good, every episode made me want to keep watching but the last 2 episodes in particular had too many moments I couldn't enjoy because it was too far from the logic set up the episodes before or because the characters suddenly started acting stupidly.

If you are okay with that, please give Cassandra a chance. It's also a nice series to learn German because of the clear pronounciation.

Being LGBTQ+ myself, I like the idea of making a queer cartoon show. But unfortunately, the humor is just too much in your face and not really smart. I laughed sometimes but mostly, jokes that wanted to be funny, weren't.

Nevertheless, I still watched the show till the end. Why? Because the main characters are pretty sympathetic, the story is still watchable for a cartoon and I just liked the whole setting.

I definitely recommend this to LGBTQ+ people but people outside of the bubble will be left confused :D.

Kitz has average dialogues and some bad acting. Yes.

But the story is actually clever and reminded me a lot of Elité's better seasons.

Maybe (especially German) people need to relax and not hate it just because it's German but appreciate good story telling sometimes.

I can recommend this show if you liked 13 reasons why and Elité :)