Boca a Boca

In times of pandemic crisis, a discussion of love is just one of the topics in this profound, exciting and engaging series. Waiting for more seasons. Great show, pure art.

Far from the clichés of so many Netflix shows, Boca a Boca/Kissing Game surprises several times with its good acting, great music choices and an artistic sense of beauty in the film making. The characters are credible, the action is well paced, and if I can't argue there are some moments that don't make complete sense, over all, the show delivered what I was hoping for. First time I watch a Brazilian show, and it won't be the last.

The only reason I gave this a 9/10 and not a 10/10 is because it feels a little bit like what I'd imagine a bad acid trip feels like. The camerawork is incredible, but hurts your eyes sometimes.

It's so so so good. The acting is good. I didn't cringe once.

It's LGBTQ+ representation is absolutely amazing.

And they have uniforms!!!! (No schools have uniforms ever in TV)

I was riveted and found the cinematography, script, acting to be top notch. The contrast between the simple farm life and the dazzling rave parties was mesmerizing. I hope they make another season.

Recently I've been watching lots of YA and teen contents, and I must say this is an astonishing show. In a way is really baroque but contemporary, allegorical but realistic. I'm very curious about how a second season for this is going to be, because now it looks like something in between. And I must say there's a lot of things that completely looks like thought for our times and this was written and shoot before corona virus. Kudos.