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Forst (2024)
Each episode as good as Fincher's 7 movie
Opening with a man running for his life in the fog shrouded hills somewhere in Poland, while he experiences flashbacks fans of thrillers will be hooked immediately. There isn't a single sunny day in this cliff hanger through all its episodes. The snow, the cold, the impossible murders, the power machinations behind the scenes pull strings are all very realistic of corruption to the core while the disparity in morality is on full display. Stunning Polish gem of a series. The score and cinematography superb, daunting, ominous in tone. Like Pagan series butt much sparer which makes it the ,ore astonishing. High tension, no wasted dialogue, every scene pivotal. So for a series so dark it will warm your spirit in this cold winter I l recommend. Btw it end un-resolved and would be a crime to not have another season.
Til Death Do Us Part (2019)
Liked it
Good stories, good acting, great cinematography. A slow sensual dark burn. Perfect for a rainy day and just losing yourself in this imaginary world. Tai series are generwell done. I look forward to more of them.
Fenix (2018)
Fenix Not one wasted moment-a meditation for viewers who don't mind thinking
This was quite the surprise. In first 10,minutes nor dialogue practically, just ominous plotting in a bleak but captivating landscape. I was just waiting for the cut to the office where the banal small talk would have made me change the channel, but it never came. The plot just keeps moving with minimal words, no wasted melodrama and anticipation of the story and motives revealing themselves.
But surprisingly the reveals never really come or just raise more questions.
Very subdued yet imminent feeling and with the entrance of Ms Rifka an alluring sharp tough and yes attractive woman determined to pierce the veils of bad actors as well as questionable officials it's hard not to watch all episodes in a single day.
After a hard week at work, and the shallowness of the current social malaise this series is a welcome relief from the social shallowness promoted everywhere in our culture and politics and embraced by the rubes who do their bidding.