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Artificial Justice is a good film that has been on screens and by critics without much fanfare. And above all because it poses an interesting dilemma about artificial intelligence: would you leave a country's judicial system in the hands of a machine?

In addition to this interesting question that would provide many hours of debate, the film provides a good cast of actors, with good performances, especially those of Verónica Echegui and Alberto Amman. It also has an exceptional and careful production design, with many small details that give credibility to the story.

In short, a recommendable film that was unfairly treated in its evaluation.

I began to watch the series attracted by its great cast of actresses, which a priori caught attention. But as it progressed everything became a real nonsense: the story is unlikely and forced, the script sometimes you do not know if it is a joke or not (OMG with some dialogues), and the performances are at a level of school theater played on Christmas event. And with some over acting that makes you wonder why you waste your time watching this. The only one thing that saves the series to burn it at the stake is the performance of veteran actresses. In short, totally expendable.

A kind of documentary made for push up a football player as perfect marketing object. Absolut avoid its viewing, except if you're thinking about suicide.