Zahra Louw

Exceptionally written and even more exceptionally executed on the screen. Incredible acting, stunning scenery and effects and above all else, complex and believable characters.

So nuanced, so gut-wrenching, and so beautifully introspective. It feels like a more palatable version of Cormac McCarthy's The Road which in my opinion makes it ten times more impactful. Viewing is such a beautiful ride between love, fear, disgust and relief that you can't help but feel utterly bound in the plot.

Such painfully realistic characters and tangible chemistry between the actors. I was absolutely sobbing through the whole last episode.

Absolutely adore this show, the script is witty and hilarious with that comfortable balance between realistic and satirical. The creative team outdid themselves as well, the colours, costumes and sets are always absolute visual perfection.

Hilarious, candid and a beautiful display of imperfection.

A really powerful and vulnerable cautionary tale about the route younger generations are traveling down with the digital and social world being so intimately linked these days. It provides multiple layers for self-reflection by displaying exaggerated versions of behaviors I believe we all exhibit on varied scales. I could honestly go on and on about all the layers to unpack from the visuals to the dialogue and acting which in my opinion is the mark of a truly successful film.

Absolutely loved it, felt like I could really sink into the story and the characters related very well.

I can confidently say this is one of my favorite comfort movies and I've watched it more than 10 times. Beautifully detailed and appealing animation with a pleasant storyline and various useful morals derived from the sub-plots.

Absolutely incredible writing and stunning animation