Off Road

I've enjoyed both stars in various TV dramas on Netflix, like Fauda and A Body That Works. So I was interested to see what they're like in real life! I also really enjoy celebrity travelogue shows - and this one doesn't disappoint! It's beautifully shot, so much so it made me want to go on my own adventure to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan! This show's point of difference is that they check in with a shrink at various points throughout their journey, who helps them verbalise their experiences along the way. Its a clever device to add depth. They clearly are very close friends - they relate more like brother and sister at times! It's an entertaining series with some genuine takeout - about the local cultures in particular. I boxsetted all 6 eps in one evening!

Off Road is a gripping exploration of friendship under pressure. The stunning scenery and unpredictable path offer a real travel, documentary thrill. Yet, the heart of this show is not just the dirt roads; it's the emotional terrain Raz and Sela navigate together.

Unique and undeniably watchable. The blend of rough, and, ready adventure and relational authenticity makes for a compulsive travel, friendship study, definitely worth streaming.

Deep cultural context or harmonious camaraderie, you might find parts of this uneven.

Long Way Round, Dark Tourist, or raw interpersonal documentaries....

Stunningly cinematic in scope and quality of picture, this month-long journey OFF ROAD through the beautiful terrain of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan is simply breathtaking.

The two leads, Lior Raz and Rotem Sela, take a beautiful journey on the road less traveled. And that's not an obvious choice for this pair, who are two of the biggest stars in their country. Their introspective journeying - reflected in their conversations with one another, with locals, and with their therapist - is just as meaningful and full of discovery as their physical road trip. Pressing pause on their busy lives and careers provides us all an experience worth connecting with.

There are no extreme highs or lows here, no melodramatic infighting, no challenges, no prizes - and there is freedom and relief in the lack of structure and in the meandering nature of the trip. OFF ROAD is a really enjoyable break from typical TV fare. Well done.

This reality show turned out to be a deep, authentic dive into interpersonal relationships/friendships and the human experience. With raw and memorable moments alongside unique humor and scenery that takes your breath away, this series truly is unlike anything I've ever seen in the best way possible. I really do highly recommend that you take the time to sit down and really absorb every aspect of this series. Once you stream the first episode of OFF ROAD, you'll get sucked in and start to enjoy every second of the deep conversations and emotional resonance. This series has certainly earned the 10 stars I've given it.

The show follows two very successful actors in Israel - Rotem Sela, a model, TV host, and famous actress (by the way, a close friend of Gal Gadot), and Lior Raz, the creator of the hit series Fauda. They set off in a jeep on a journey through Asia, traveling along dangerous trails.

There are some really funny moments when they get stuck along the way or come across strange customs and traditions of the local people - it's both hilarious and fascinating. They open up about their personal lives and share things they've never revealed before. They also put their friendships to the test, which makes it even more interesting.