I actually really liked this series.
It's a necessary story to tell, it's such a realistic portray of abuse that it gave me chills.
We are so used to the extremes that we think the abuser is always this monster and that the person that's being abused is stupid and weak, but this can happen to the best of us.
You know that girl you knew from school that was super smart, kind and beautiful but you lost track of…
Bittersweet
In this society it's getting harder and harder to actually connect with other people, loneliness is a common thing, but I believe this movie goes far beyond that just accusing us for being addicted to technology or to being slowly losing the ability to socialize in a normal environment. This movie is about getting to the core of what does it really mean to be in a relationship and what exactly defines one.
I found myself asking, what does…
I think "The great beauty" is the most accurate title for this movie, because I will be cutting it short saying that's beautifully shot.
I loved the Voyeur vibe that it has, I loved the long walks and the stares. And what I loved the most was how well it portraits the ugliness of modern and chaotic life and how easy it can blind you from seeing the real beauty of it.
Greatness is often found in the little things
