I came across this as I do like a true story or a film/series based on a true story, WW2 being an era that I like to hear about personal experiences.
I've just watched the final episode (8th) & only now do I think it's fair to leave a review.
I really enjoyed it & I got to know the characters & felt I was a part of their perilous journey during the dark times of Europe in the 30s & the war.
The Poles having a hard time not only with the Soviets but then the Nazis & if you were a Jew, then worse.
I've not really watched similar series, so I can't compare it but only review it on its own merit.
To think that there were many that suffered & this is just one story of a family & what they bravely endured.
It's harrowing & horrific in places, joyous & tearful joy in others.
It shows both sides of humanity, good & evil.
I didn't binge watch, I had to wait a week before the next episode was released but I needed to know what happened next & watched it immediately To think this all happened in relatively recent times is an awful thought.
Has humanity learnt?!
I've just watched the final episode (8th) & only now do I think it's fair to leave a review.
I really enjoyed it & I got to know the characters & felt I was a part of their perilous journey during the dark times of Europe in the 30s & the war.
The Poles having a hard time not only with the Soviets but then the Nazis & if you were a Jew, then worse.
I've not really watched similar series, so I can't compare it but only review it on its own merit.
To think that there were many that suffered & this is just one story of a family & what they bravely endured.
It's harrowing & horrific in places, joyous & tearful joy in others.
It shows both sides of humanity, good & evil.
I didn't binge watch, I had to wait a week before the next episode was released but I needed to know what happened next & watched it immediately To think this all happened in relatively recent times is an awful thought.
Has humanity learnt?!