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This is so beautifully written and performed. It's pure art, driven by thoughtful dialogue presented with patience and intention. Each episode is so unique, and there is very minimal jumping between cameras which is a testament to the brilliant acting and story flow.

This is so beautifully written and performed. It's pure art, driven by thoughtful dialogue presented with patience and intention. Each episode is so unique, and there is very minimal jumping between cameras which is a testament to the brilliant acting and story flow.

This is so beautifully written and performed. It's pure art, driven by thoughtful dialogue presented with patience and intention. Each episode is so unique, and there is very minimal jumping between cameras which is a testament to the brilliant acting and story flow.

I feel like somebody just ripped me off. I watched all 7 episodes because the cast was amazing and honestly the story DID have potential. The ending was one of the laziest bits of "writing" I've ever seen. It was as if the writer wrote themselves into too many dead ends, and tried too hard to build this huge tapestry that made no sense whatsoever that they decided to just give up on writing a conclusion. Imagine reading a really long novel only to reach the end and find out the final chapter was removed. That's the best analogy I can think of for this mess of a show. Forever hating myself for watching all 7 damn episodes... The brilliant cast did their part though; the acting was great. Not enough to fill the massive holes in the series though.

The people giving this a low rating are the same people who give Dwayne Johnson movies 10-star ratings.

Lovers of cinema will enjoy this film. It's beautifully shot, with phenomenal lead acting.

It's emotionally moving, and you can tell a lot of the dialogue comes from a very real place.

This film kind of sheds light on of the sadder aspects of child-acting too and the burden and emotional abuse many of them face at the hands of their parents.

There are many examples of this in Hollywood.

Wow. Why do the reviews need to be so long now, honestly a struggle to hit the 600 minimum so I'm just typing words now.