8 Dîwar

I've watched it all it's a very good show with very good cast it's a Revolution for kurdish cinema i didn't expect kurdish casts have that power and very good acting but there are some weak plots that the director needed to put focus on like irrelevant answers to questions and Repeated lines in one conversations and another weakness is there's no outside filming it would be great if they filmed outside too i l know the name is 8 walls that means inside 2 houses but the outside filming would make it a 9/10 and to the point i have no idea if there's season 2 to the show if there's that would be Good for revealing the mysteries.

A low-level dialogue drama is ungrammatical and the subject of the drama is weak and the director's very bad performance has come to put on a play and wear a camera that makes viewers think they don't distinguish between theatre and TV series The author has tried to imitate the dark series in a bad way that there is a lot of time to waste and prolong dialogue and see more. A long old classical style of casting is bad and based on father and son kinship and friendship.

The name of the drama is misspelled in the design in Kurdish language you don't have to cut the word in this way (8 Di W AR) But it is written like this (8 Diwar)

I findet really good and the kurdish Actros acted really good and I hope we can see season 2 because it's was really good and I think whole Kurdistan like it. In kurdistan we need more Kurdish tv shows like that because Kurdish cinema it's not that good and it's bring really good message to the Kurdish people. The end was really nice. A sad end was perfect for the tv show. And in the tv show was allsow funny scenes. I really loved how the actors act they act sad and allsow they act funny and I wanna see the actors more in Kurdish cinema . At the end thanks to the actors and thanks tho the directors.

It is an excellent work with available stuff and production team. The only problem i see is lack of a bit experience in montage. I wait more from the great producer to produce more works like that. That is a challenging idea to bring past and present in a work while most of the crew doesn't have that much class experience and what i saw is a perfect work they did and I congratulate all the staff that did this great work. I thank them deeply and i wish that i could see more kurdish works like this and continue tgis great work. I hope that this series at least be available in Arabic Subtitle or English Subtitle in order more people watch a kurdish production and get prout from what we did archive.

Special thanks to whoever reads my comment peace upon you all ✌🏻

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