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I continue to like shows like this less and less. Maybe it has to do with me not being an american, i'm not sure. But overall i just find that the show comes off as hypocritical propaganda. America is the good guys and everyone else is bad. Even though america is doing the exact same stuff as the other countries. I feel like i would have liked this more if it was an unbiased retelling or gave numerous sides to a story. But the premise is always the same in each episode. That america is always the good guy and can do no wrong and is morally superior to all the other countries. While failing to acknowledge that they are also in the counterintelligence business and play the same games.

This film is marketed as a thriller, and in the trailer it gives the appearance that the viewer will be frequently questioning her past, questioning her involvement, and you can't tell if she is the good guy or the bad one. The film had none of this.

This film is not about any of that, but instead is about Ani's trauma and her healing. I hate that they didn't market it like that, this was not what I wanted to watch. Because of that I'm pretty disappointed in the film. Because of this I was bored watching this film, I kept waiting for a twist or to be on the edge of my seat, but never was.

They acting was good Ani and especially young Ani were phenomenal in their roles, and you could very see how she changed as she grew up, yet also remained the same.

Overall, if it had been marketed different, I probably would have given a higher rating.