Mónica Deza Velázquez

Excellent documentary, from beginning to end. Even when first I doubted about the community play (I thought it wouldn't add up), it proved me wrong. The play showed how, not only the accused were misleaded, but also the victim's family and the public. Highly recommended.

Un guión malísimo, dirección pobre, dirección de arte de risa y las actuaciones de pena Está plagada de situaciones y detalles ridículos (me encanta como el contrato que la madre firma ya está sellado e inscrito de antemano y el vestuario de la protagonista, que no tiene nada que ver con el lugar y su situación). No entiendo que se invierta dinero en hacer algo de tan baja calidad.

I think the script and direction are poor and sloppy. As this is a true story, the whimsical tone of this movie isn't appropriate. Some scenes are just awkward.

Was Jonathan Rhys Meyers settling down a divorce when accepted this movie? Poorly directed, the script it's bad and predictable from minute 5'. Awful overall.

Agreed about the length, some scenes are totally unnecessary. Good portrait of these characters, so toxic and emotional immature/unstable, that scares to thing they were going around, armed.

I never liked Carrie's character, but now she's just horrible. I found this new series, awful, unbalanced, perhaps for the lack of Samantha. Charlotte and Carrie became boring, judgemental women. As usual, I only like Miranda. Was never my favourite TV series, but this is horrible.

I haven't read the book and after the series I have no intention to. The acting is bad as well as the plot that sometimes makes no sense at all. So many cliches and common places. Alaska is this horrible dramatic teaser with daddy issues and Miles, what's wrong with him? Is it the character slow or just the actor? Or maybe the script, too long. I can't believe so many people praise it. If this is the best you have seen we are definitely doomed.