Show Me Love

To be honest it's not the worst show out there.

1st of all i think that paid membership to watch the series is not the best idea especially because they are just starting and still establishing their names in the industry, if i we're the producers i want the show to be wildly spread as possible. Second the subs is confusing especially for international fans. The cinematography is not bad but also not great. Acting is stiff and a bit awkward at times. The slow of the story is boring and nothing to make me keep wanting to watch more or to look forward for the next episode. The script for this series is a bit lazy and i think rushed. Their are scenes that looks and feel cringy. As for the leads i think they had potential and they wasted it.

I think the only people who would give this show higher than 5 are people who are fans of englot.

The story of the series is perfect, but through my watching, subtitles should be included for all languages in the world. Also, there are no more intimate scenes for the couple, and there is also the duration of the show not long, as well as the issue of paying the subscription to the channel in order to watch .. I just want to know what they mean by this matter. Damn, I think they should watch The Gab series and learn I do not mean to insult the actresses, but the words are directed at the management of this series.

Or it would have been better to show the story of the series on Netflix or something like that, because according to my personal opinion, this series has become a failure, and the followers are trying to complete it for the sake of the actresses only, because their beauty intercedes for your failed management of all mistakes.

Thank's.

Started watching with no expectations, no background context, and ended up being positively impressed by the chemistry of the main cast (not just the two main leads, which are, by the way, quite something!), and the subtlety through which different societal issues are explored all throughout.

Whilst being a very tender and - at times cringey - adaptation, the sexual tension is very much there and the cinematography supports it well; even though, to some extent, it almost starts to feel intrusive as it gets more intimate.

The drama unfortunately loses itself towards the end (last three episodes) where the editing becomes jumpy and it is hard to distinguish dreams from reality. Peripheral stories are of no help either. At this point, it also becomes clear that some scenes were likely shot in different order.

Overall, the show is a novel representation of being lgbtq+ in a field that is not usually regarded as particularly friendly or supportive of queer women. As such, it could definitely benefit from being screened on different platforms - either for free or through bigger streaming services.