À fleur d'eau

It was another hit and a huge miss for SA production. Do the director and producers not watch good TV?

The dialogue let down the majority of this story. Predictable and one-dimensional. Felt as if it was written by a robot that was taught how to "write drama", badly.

The costume design for the teenagers was something from some old 2000s Disney show. No one dresses like that!

Poor directive skills resulted in terrible acting. Thank God for Flure, the only decent character that carried everyone that had a scene with her.

Nothing original about this. Directors should take advice from the Comic Book lady.

Tuiskoms Season 1 is the kind of series that sneaks up on you and stays with you long after the credits roll. Anchored by a raw, emotionally honest performance from its lead Fleur, who returns to her hometown with her daughter after a major loss-trying to start over and find some peace. It's quiet, emotional, and really pulls you in with its honesty and beautiful setting. I found myself totally absorbed by the story and the characters. Nothing over-the-top-just real, raw, and deeply moving.

If you enjoy slow, thoughtful dramas that actually make you feel something, give this one a try. So proud to see this kind of quality South African storytelling. 💔✨

I'm so tired of female characters clearly written by men. All the women in this series are permanently hysterical, overreacting in all situations. Not even their fantasies are believable. Further more, the teenagers don't act at all like teenagers and lack the awkwardness that comes with that age. And in contrast, the men are all fairly calm and rational, living their best, handsome lives.

And as much as this is lighthearted fluff that you can put on in the background, the cliche dialogue makes me roll my eyes so much it could be considered a workout.

Disappointed in the female director too.

Be better!

My husband and I just finished this series and we absolutely loved it!

We were blown away by the incredible actors, production and beautiful setting. It made us so proud to be South African that something of this caliber was made here.

We laughed, we cried, we reflected. I love that this was woman led and focused on real issues and relationships. Great character development. The parents were hilarious and such unexpected wisdom from "Skouers" lol.

So grateful to have access to this through Netflix. Please make more series like this, pretty please! Highly recommend, it appeals to a wide audience.

I loved this show. Sure the teens are older in real life but that's common in filming. The story itself was really good. I hope there is a second season but not sure how it would develop. I liked that the dubbed version used South African accents which kept it believable and non distracting. 5 stars.