Sose me

An amazing and engaging story that keeps the mystery on to the last minute. Sure one of the best greek crime and mystery series i have ever seen.

Great storytelling, makes you think about it all the time, with a shocking final revelation.

It is based on a book with same title by author Dimitris Simos (can't remember if it is mentioned).

Filmed at greek province with nice landscapes, although with to manny aerial shots.

Didn't like:

• the acting, especialy from the two leading roles (the supporting roles were better).

• the manchasing and shooting scenes! Very clumpsy and shouldn't be in the film.

Wow literally, wow...I do not think that I have ever seen such a great, well structured, no lose ends crime story . The plot keeps the audience alert and the twists are, I mean, just wow. The most important thing that keeps me so satisfied with the series is that I wasnt left having answers or with a questionmark on top of my head since it explains every single loose end. Believe me I have seen enough crine series leaving me hangging with questions and doubts at the end. The lack of justice nowdays is the main attribute here and justice prevails in these series! Well done..! 10 stars. Worth giving it a shot ;)

I am usually reluctant on watching Greek series,as they are usually cheap rip-offs of foreign ones and lack originality, not to mention that acting and directing leaves a lot to be desired. After it made it's way to Netflix,I decided to give it a try and I was very pleasanty surprised. The series is based on a police officer (Officer Loukidi) who tries to solve the murder of a missing woman in a remote town in Greece. The officer has her own personal struggles and the case is soon perplexed by another abduction,this time of one of Officer Loukidis former schoolmates,Alkisti. I would describe it as a classical whodunit,but is much more than that. The acting was superb and on par with major foreign productions, the cinematography was also good and the writing kept you on edge until the very end.

Highly recommended.

Very good cinematography and directing in general. Great pictures and scenery from Komotini. A Greek town located far in Northern Greece sets the pace for one of the best crime series I have ever watched.

Near to excellent acting from everyone in the cast, especially the key protagonists.

Great atmoshpere and an excellent soundtrack also.

Near to flawless screenplay that unravels in the last episode.

What else??

Ok definitely not Hollywood, but still very close to big budget series. Poor man's true detective in my opinion. And this goes only for the budget, because everything was executed perfectly.

Unfortunately I was completely disappointed. Most of the performances are below average, the actors almost at no point manage to convey the emotions convincingly as in many scenes they over-act or cannot manage to externalize the -dramatic- emotion. It seems that the director failed to guide the actors properly. Regarding the scenario, as well as the whole atmosphere that is conveyed, is very reminiscent of Tsafulia's 'Alter Ego', whilst there is nothing original to attract the viewer's interest. I definitely do not recommend this movie as there is nothing new to offer and sometimes/some scenes get to be very annoying/ frustrating.