Passazhiry

Passazhiry is a good Russian series. First of all, this is an antalogy series and the story changes every episode, of course there is a general plot, but it is revealed only towards the end of the series. The second season is no longer so impressive, despite the fact that the plot has become more integral and focused on the main character. All the same, the absence of at least some completion is disappointing. I started watching season two straight away to get the final of the first, and I was shown the open final again instead. If season 3 turns out to be the same, it is better not to release it.

I was amazed by the idea presented in the show. Also, while you're watching you start thinking what should you do and say in the back seat. Every episode is a different character so you can do introspective of yourself and your different personalities and aspects of life. Can't wait for the second season, the girl in the last episode is very interesting.

The most magnificent plot with elements of mysticism from one of the most favorite directors, who shot one of the short stories for the film "Moms". Karen Hovhannisyan transferred an incredible model of the human soul to the cinema. I don't remember such pictures in my lifetime. A taxi driver named Andrey, played by Kirill Kyaro, leads the viewer through all 8 episodes along an unpredictable path, revealing more and more subtle mysteries of the plot. It is impossible to remain indifferent from the very first minutes - this is a series that can rightly be called the discovery of a mystical drama in Russian cinema. I will not reveal the details, it is better to see it once, allowing your perception to plunge into an incredible journey, in which the main attraction is human destinies! This is a series about each of us, about what has ceased to be important to us in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, about our mistakes and stupid excuses. I even dare to say that "Passengers" is one of those films that can change our consciousness and understanding of the way of life. I recommend it to anyone who appreciates not so much entertainment as the extraordinary plot.

P. S. The final, by the way, made a very deep impression on me! After watching it for a long time, you dig into your own thoughts, as if rebuilding something inside...