User reviews

I thought this was well written, the story was interesting and it keeps you on the edge of your seat. The character development was also executed quite well, I found myself caring about what happens next when it's so easy to get bored and loose Interest with most shows been churned out these days. My only gripe was when the acting ability of the main character Fanny she looked like a dear in headlights 90% if the time and when she try's to act sad or cry it's a painful experience to watch but the rest of the cast was fantastic especially her family members. If your on the fence about this one give it a try, I was hooked in the first 15 minutes.

I loved this series, very well portraied, relatable and acting wise I thought everyone acted their parts very convincingly. I especially liked the dad, who was extremely relatable. One aspect of the movie that I did not like is they show that even though Fanny seems to be engaged in barely any academic activities, she still is getting high 90 scores in subjects like Math. My teenager is in high school, and I see her and her friends going through such excruciatingly rigorous curriculum to maintain high grades, I felt these portrails brings down Canadian education system respect in the global forum. Please dont unnecessarily show such things.

I highly recommend this movie, this exposes how such rings work to manipulate kids, and its heartbreaking to see Fanny blaming herself for everything after all thats happened.

This is really scary to watch. Honestly, I thought it was going to be just another show with propaganda or whatever, but by the end of episode 4, I started to have panic attacks. It's horribly scary to watch, because this is exactly how some young girls end up in the wrong places in life by the time they're in their mid 20s. I somewhat could relate to the main character and it was chilling. Very well executed and properly directed, the actors and the actresses did their jobs perfectly. Just kinda wish there was an English audio for the Netflix because I couldn't keep up with the subtitles. I'm just surprised how this show is for 13+ audiences because there're horrific scenes and lots of nudity.

The one big lesson from this series is the gap in the government of Quebec where parents are not given the power to protect their daughters. The criminals are using the DPJ system to brainwash the girls and claim that they're being abused by their parents to isolate them from the only people that care about them.

It's time to adapt the system to confront those criminals and go on the attack.

We live in a very dangerous time with social media, it's not the 90´s anymore.

The movie is exceptional and shows exactly what happens, but it's up to the government to find solutions and prevention initiatives.

This is a result of not listening to parents and thinking you know it all. You want to date a rapper for millionaire lifestyle. Not knowing youll be passed around and treated like meat.

The show was very uncensored and not for kids. Portraying rape, abuse and sex. Its sad to see but this happens and many women have been sold into adult entertainment and adult work. Just because they want to be independent. You should leave your parents house when youre an adult and get married. Old traditions die hard but so do its victims. Unfortunately this show is more for TV acting was okay but areas are not gritty enough to fit its dark portrayal.

What makes this worse is i knew someone like this, I never talk about it to anyone. Fast money comes with slow permanent problems!

The first season is ok I guess and everyone should stop there. Second season is the perfect example of how the woke destroy everything they touch. Ridiculous plot and cringe sidestories.