pablomartinezpancorbo
Joined Dec 2020
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This episode and the whole season as a whole is surely an audiovisual treasure to the world. The only disappointment is knowing that this is the last one for the show. I am sure I speak on behalf of everyone who searched when I say: "We need mire, much more of this". Ours not just the breathtaking story telling, the amazing visuals, the fantastic soundtrack, the human and philosophical debates; this show sets a new precede for what an animated show can look like and achieve with sufficient talent, care and time. My only hope is that this is not a one off situation but that the entertainment industry learn from this show and elevate our society.
This is accurate in almost every aspect and the story is sublime! Some people might think muslims didn't drink in Spain back then, but that is incorrect. Spain (Al-Andalus) was ruled very differently from how today Islamic countries are. It is so refreshing to see an impartial view on this moment of history!
Highly recommended!
Highly recommended!
I am a Spanish citizen who have deeply studied this critical time in histroy in Spain, during the transition of different empires and dominant religions. I can proudly say that the give a fairly impartial view on Islam, Christianity and how they lived back then. It is compeltely true that muslims were allowed to drink in Spain; Al-Andalus was part of the Islamic empire but they had their own interpretation of the Quran and they were very open minded about other religions. I am certainly happy this show made it to Amazon Prime so that the entire world can be educated on such an exciting time in history!