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for me, it remains the precise portrait of Romanian society. and one of the most remarkable examples of the great art of Marcel Iureș. because it is a fresco of ordinaries doubts, fears, crisis, vulnerabilities in a grow up society. because it is more than meets between psychoanalyst and his patients but delicate sketch of looking for the sense . each character is a victim. with his nuances and reactions and truths. and Andrei Poenaru of Marcel Iureș is this guy who has not answers or solutions or the right attitude of the professional ice stereotypes. and this, for me, does this series impressive. or maybe special. because, more than a show, it is a mature picture, without idyllic/ironic/angry/vulgar/selfish/bizarre flavor about contemporary Romania. this is all.

a series who impress first of its cast. than, for the stories. and for the dialogs. a Romanian version for a Jewish format. and, Marcel Iure;. he is the basic motif for to watch the series. and the axis not for the events or the fate of a psychoanalyst but for the place of a man in society. the second remarkable presence is Tamara Crețulescu, an admirable actress who gives to her role a lot of interesting nuances. film about understand yourself and the other, about solitude and need to escape from yourself, slow, dramatic, maybe boring for many viewers but useful to discover the links who defines people, it is a travel in the geography of Andrei Poenaru world, gray, dusty but common in essence for a large part of series public.

A soft series, very pleasant to watch. Interesting cases, dialogs have their moments and episodes are getting better. Marcel Iures is a great actor, and acts the psyho role flawless.