La Jauría

I expected more, I think they wanted to cover many stories and did not delve into any. Blanca (Antonia Giesen) barely had dialogues, the villain's outcome was very hasty and the way to discover him almost absurd. The dialogues in general about machismo were very basic, all the men were villains and all the women were victims. Great performances by Antonia Zegers, María Gracia Omegna, Paula Lushinger, Lucas Balmaceda and Clemente Rodríguez. Daniela Vega urgently needs some acting classes, although something has improved since "A Fantastic Woman". I hope that if there is a second season they delve deeper into the stories and it will not be so superficially told. 5/10

A completely palomiter series and enjoyable with a lot of great performances and moments of tension, however the need to be an effective series for which you delete your brain if you enjoy it better. I hope with the second season, but I hope that some aspects of the script will improve that will not convince you, but that will not be well.

The script has a lot of fails. I'm dissapointed, I was expecting for more

I liked this series because it has a lot to tell and show about some realities that some people are not capable of accept yet or don't want to realize (the physical and sexual abuse against women by men in a higher position, the psychological vulnerability of the victims, the impunity of the most powerful persons, etc). However, I think that some stories and some characters that I thought it would be more important for the plot, were not fully developed, maybe because of the lack of money or time or I don't know. Give it a chance!

There are things that i definitely liked, but i can't just deny some aspects that broke the verisimilitude of the serie as a whole. It felt as if they had a lot of good ideas but they couldn't make their minds about which ones to include, resulting in a messy production. Even with all of that, i appreciate the effort to call out some of the problems that most people still ignore. Could've been better? Sure, but it's a good first try (i say first 'cause we don't have a lot of feminist Latin American productions)