Yagodova luna

Honestly the story builds a solid ground for the series, but that's all. From there on there's no significant movement up.

The characters are stiff, speaking fainly, acting like they are on their first attempt of showing to the mirror that they can fill the characters. Although the bad try to imintate a vision of a person, it's more important to become the characters and to act natural, make sense in every mimic or not if that's the purpose, but definetely there's no purpose in there.

For the script only one thing, bad writing, poor imagination for dialog plus bad knowledge for natural, smooth, fluent conversation. All dialog are soo forced.

And finally, terrible finale.

After all that's my evaluation. Poor.

Strawberry Moon series is best summarized by a line from Planet Terror: "At some point in your life, you find a use for every inevitable talent you have." Strawberry Moon celebrates how certain high-grade entertainment, viewed in hindsight, looks different now than it did then, since we can see the ''innocence'' of its creation -- the handmade quality of it -- in a world not yet ruled by ours friends corporate technology's..!? Admiring point for all cast and crew as well, through them it may be the most revealing thing has yet done -- full-contact expression of a high quality open artistic screenplay, like so many gems of grindhouses, like no other called "super freaks" and now called "really weird" pulp fiction classics, which they manage transcendence then, shining like diamond..!?