S'parta

I haven't seen a series that good for ages, maybe besides "Dark". My Russian isn't good enough to spare me the subtitles, but one gets used to it. And this masterpiece is totally worth it.

I really enjoyed this tv show. I found it different from what I usually find myself watching. The plot was good and the twists too. I went back to rewatch the first episode and it was all laid out extremely well. I fell in love with Bark's character and swing him changing or better showing his true self was fascinating.

The plot proceeds at its own pace (a bit slow in the first two episodes) and the differences in culture are evident. Plus I've learnt how to tell my Russian boyfriend to shut be so I guess it's worth it

When it first started I thought it was gonna be like a typical American Teen drama but in Russian, but i was wrong. It is an interesting show with good plot twists and I found its ending very satisfying. It doesn't have those unnecessary mini plot lines that are a dead end like most American tv shows do. The plot is straight to the point but it doesn't rush to it which I do appreciate. I found the acting was good (which apparently is too much to ask in 2020) I noticed comparison to American shows it was very raw. And doesn't mind using sensitive topics that would definitely trigger Some Americans. Also Petar Zekavica is in this show, he's literally the guy in the poster.

Very good series. I like it a lot, It had quick script!!!

All 8 episodes are a long movie, which you can easylly watch in one session. Very catchy. The plot doesn't show those unexplained twists usually present in US series. There are a couple of villians, but they look credible. But the story line follows 12 or 15 people finding/meeting each other everywhere they go, which seems odd in a city of millions of people. Totally recomend to watch it.