Anna

Anna has been shot six months before the Covid outbreak which paralyzed the entire world but in the end it wasn't all that bad. In Anna though things take a different turn, allmost all adults die and so you get a story about surviving kids, with some flashbacks where the adults got sick. But it's mostly kids that play the main characters and they did well considering the age of some really young ones. Giulia Dragotto plays Anna and she did very well. Anna is also categorized as a horror but I wouldn't go that far, it's just an interesting story about how kids try to survive in an apocalyptic world. Some nice cinematography as well what made this series stand out and worth watching.

Last episode is the best. The series could've been better at half length. I pity and I'm totally against those so many very young children actors forced to swim amongst that colossal amount of real unhealthy garbage. There ain't no regulations there concerning juveniles' hazardous "jobs" ?!?

Yes it is disturbing, violent. Not easy to watch. But the scenes, the acting, the story are incredible. The last episode show us what love from a mother to a kid to her sibling is all about.

Anna is by far one of the most interesting post apocalyptic shows I've ever seen. Lord of the Flies meets The Stand with a healthy dash of family love and a pinch of a coming of age story is what you'll get with this. The acting from the kids is awesome, the music fits perfectly, the sets are amazing; they literally made it look like kids ruled the world for a few years with the grime and filth. I was hooked 5 min into the show. FYI not a show for young kids.

I went into this thinking it'd be a typical kids survive apocalyptic scenario like "The Tribe" and ended up watching one of the best shows I've ever seen. It's cinematography, child actors, musical score, atmosphere and story was hypnotic. You are completely drawn into this strange Lord of the Flies meets Pans Labyrinth recipe and it doesn't stutter or drag at all. There are so many scenes which will stick with you. And the cherry on the cake was my favourite song ever playing at the end which fitted like a glove. Wonderous.