User Reviews

Yep, u heard me right. Nicole Kidman will take the Emmys for best actress and Mark Ruffalo will take it for the best actor. No need to say anything about the finale. All the 6 episodes were great. I just completed all of them in one sitting.

Great ending for this tv series which is only of six episodes. Well edited and great themes. I know it's based on a book , but I haven't read that one yet (though I intend to) so my thoughs will be just regarding what I saw. What impressed me about this drama is the fact that it talked about a series of themes which are quite known to pretty much all of us. The great themes around human existance. But it did with a quiet and contained reverence. That for me made it more real. The end left me with the sensation that there was an opened window for another type of relation with some of these charecters, a type of relation regarding a prehistoric sense of the world, meaning a precapitalist sense of the world where you do something for others even though there's nothing to gain of it, even though you don't like them... but because they're part of your community. I liked this idea of community and the need to learn from our past, to embrace it, to make ourselves better and the way in which we relate to others as well. Memory is an important thing, and we cannot let stories or those who have suffered be forgotten from history as time advances. Overall, it was a thoughtful and respectful show.

Extremely well done. Great acting, directing and camera work. But very tough subject. Very emotional.

"You're a good boy, you're a good boy, you're my.. you're my boy".

I wish I could hear these words from my father.

This episode was one of the bests. it was very exciting. It had a good storyline and as the last episode, it answered all the questions and did not leave an unanswered question in the mind of the audience.