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.The masterful interpretation of the Count of Monte Cristo by the actor Sam Claflin is spectacular, which together with the direction and costumes, photography, gives the spectator an unparalleled cinematic spectacle, I love the costumes and the scenography, here you can see the expert hand of the craftsman who created the costumes, the director leaves nothing to chance and shows us every moment of the human tragedy. Great performance is due to Jeremy Irons who gives us his masterful performance. All the actors are highly professional and together they make this series a show to enjoy watching, like a great film and I wish them to win many awards.

The series is delicate, it leaves you with the peace of mind of seeing the daily habits of the community of simple and at the same time special people in their teaching of living with calm and tranquility, this is transmitted to those who watch it, it makes you smile lips, the feeling of pleasure in looking at every aspect of the day, the dialogues are whispered, never shouted, the costumes are beautiful, the environment is simple but presents itself with a thousand facets, in the music, in the cuisine, in the rooms and in the rituals of celebration, presents itself with the seasons. A memorable series.

Extraordinary photography, direction, costumes, environment, acting, only beautiful words for this masterpiece, through this film we know well the history of this barren, rural town, made up of simple, proud people, but the director also makes us notice the expressions of the characters, focuses on the faces, the faces of the people that tell a lot about their lives and the transformation of a flourishing, rich territory and if abandoned it becomes arid, dead, deserted and the people are important for the whole country. There are also black and white frames with a lot of craftsmanship and delicacy.