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Not a bad tv series. The story revolves around three criminals and an unresolved feud between them.

The actors are quite good, especially Juliana Paes who plays Bruna, a gang leader who was betrayed by her men. The setting is also good. Its always nice to watch content from Brazil.

But the story itself brings nothing new. It's the same old tale about criminals, betrayal, money, cheating, revenge, frauds etc. So, it could be better. I mean, it is enough to entertain you but it's easily forgettable.

Also, the series is quite short and it could have been a film instead of a series.

Overall, 6.5 not bad but you won't lose anything if you don't watch it.

First, I must say that the quality of brazilian content keeps getting higher and higher. This one could be placed among famous american shows.

The story starts pretty simple. We see two ordinary families then follows a fight between their children so the families clash. Simple. But there goes the turning point and the level of absurd, suspense and unpredictability of the parents' actions keeps surprising you. A lot of secrets and lies are uncovered. Everyone is not who you think they are.

Also, there are some pretty disturbing moments which might be hard to digest but they contribute to the overall atmosphere and set the right tone.

Long story short, if want to watch something thrilling, unpredictable with twists and turns this brazilian jam is what you need. Watch it and see for yourself!

Adapting Leo Tolstoy's 1877 novel Anna Karenina is not an easy task. It's a complex novel with a lot of storylines and characters. But this version is surprisingly good, considering the fact that it takes place in modern Mexico.

I liked the cast. The lead actress does a great job, showing Ana's struggles and personal dilemmas. Secondary characters are also fine. They even tried to save some of the characters' original names.

The only noticeable difference between is the background, I guess. The original novel is set in the Russian Empire which was a very conservative society where a romance between a married woman and a young man was simply unimaginable. I guess now it doesn't seem so rare and controversial. Some traditional values are also altered to make it more modern. But still the story is nicely adapted and the writers did a very impressive work trying to modernize it and even give it a Mexican flavor.

Long story short, it's a good version of a classic novel. If you like Russian literature you might enjoy it but watch it in Spanish.