I'm writing this review in Season 2, Episode 4. They say this series is about the disappearance of a young girl, but in reality, it's the unrealistic day-to-day life of teenagers at Barra High School. So many stories are told that the main plot takes a backseat, barely appearing in the series.
A lot happens, but it's not relevant to understanding what really happened to the missing girl. If there's a potential culprit, that information ends up getting lost in the various stories of the teenagers that add nothing to the mystery of the missing girl.
The timeline is confusing. The viewer is left not understanding whether it's been 1 day or several. In some episodes, it implies that a week has passed.
In summary: it's very confusing. The only good thing is the cinematography, but even that could be improved.
So, what's the genre of this series after all? Drama and comedy, yes. Mystery? They seem to have forgotten about it.
A lot happens, but it's not relevant to understanding what really happened to the missing girl. If there's a potential culprit, that information ends up getting lost in the various stories of the teenagers that add nothing to the mystery of the missing girl.
The timeline is confusing. The viewer is left not understanding whether it's been 1 day or several. In some episodes, it implies that a week has passed.
In summary: it's very confusing. The only good thing is the cinematography, but even that could be improved.
So, what's the genre of this series after all? Drama and comedy, yes. Mystery? They seem to have forgotten about it.