Infamy

This is a fantastic script. The actors were superb, with Zofia Jastrzebska as the perfect Gita. Every scene in this series moved the story along to different takes than what would usually happen in other shows. Wonderful photography with some really interesting shots. Incredible music, especially all the rap songs. The last rap video was dope! The character depth was exceptional for any type of film or series. Everyone has their own perception of their life. The storytelling didn't throw stones at anyone or maybe everyone. There was nowhere to hide for any character. One of the best series to come along in a long time.

What an incredible show. Rarely do we get a series that achieves such balance between wonderful actors, incredible storytelling and phenomenal videography (I mean the lighting in this show alone!). Also throw in incredible sound and music. This series takes us on a journey that dives into the realm of the Romani and Polish people. This series is everything you could want and more - culture, conflict, rap, dogs, powerful matriarchs. We even get a choral version of the Barbie song! Absolutely gripping. No notes whatsoever. I hope people pick up on the show and get to experience it!

I watched it in the original Polish with English subtitles.

In one word: WOW. What a show. Everything from the story and characters to the music and atmosphere are simply spectacular. This is the kind of quality that rarely comes along, and I hope it wins dozens of awards. The show is moving, gritty, poignant, and searing in its commentary on modern life for Roma communities. Zofia is breathtaking, and supported by a fantastic ensemble cast.

The cinematography is atmospheric, beautiful, and oftentimes magical. The writing is sharp, powerful, and moves the story along with intensity and heart. It doesn't shy away from the racism and brutality Roma people face daily, yet balances this heaviness with beautiful moments of connection and joy.

The actors are all fantastic. The music is touchingly haunting. I don't have enough words of praise to heap on this series. GO. WATCH IT. It's easily one of the top 3 things Netflix has put out this year. I literally signed up to IMDb just to be able to review it - it's that good.

Wow! "Infamia" on Netflix is an absolute gem from the Polish cinematic landscape, and it's a series that deserves every ounce of praise! Diving deep into the intricate tapestry of identity, culture, and societal dynamics, this show is a masterclass in storytelling. Centered around Gita, a vibrant teenage Romani girl who relocates from the UK back to her roots in Poland, the narrative is both heartwarming and thought-provoking.

The performances are nothing short of spectacular! Jastrzebska, in particular, shines brightly, delivering a portrayal that is both authentic and deeply moving. Every scene she graces becomes magnetic, pulling the viewer into her world. Czerwinska and Lach complement the ensemble with their compelling roles, adding depth and dimension to the storyline.

What sets "Infamia" apart is its brilliant amalgamation of coming-of-age themes with deeper socio-political commentaries. It's not just a series; it's an experience! The show offers a rare and enlightening glimpse into Romani culture, breaking down stereotypes and presenting a culture rich in tradition, challenges, and resilience. The musical journeys, the generational conflicts, and the exploration of love and family values are depicted with such finesse that it's impossible not to get emotionally invested.

However, it's not just about the highs; "Infamia" doesn't shy away from addressing the prejudices and biases of the broader Polish society towards the Romani community. While there are moments where one wishes the series delved deeper into these issues, the gradual progression and expansion of this theme are commendable.

In conclusion, "Infamia" is a cinematic masterpiece that is both enlightening and entertaining. Its rich storyline, exceptional performances, and thought-provoking themes make it more than just a series - it's a journey that every viewer will cherish. If you're looking for a show that offers depth, emotion, and a fresh perspective, "Infamia" is a must-watch! Dive in and prepare to be mesmerized!

It's quiet a good story about a young Roma girl who moves from United Kingdom to Poland. It starts all good, but it tends to be so so boring. I mean it is a good story, they show us where she began, how free she was living her life before and how difficult it is for her to cope with the Roma style of living and rules. But it gets so long and the story slows down too quickly. At first, after two first episodes I put nine out of ten but as I moved on to the fourth and fifth etc episodes I couldn't see the time for it to get to the end. I love polish cinema and don't get me wrong, actors are good, picture is good, but the story gets too long.