Marguerite Pear

Enough creep factor to drive me to each new episode. Character development and dialogue are incredibly written. There are numerous scenes in where a single character needs to work out what they think is going on that completely ignites my faith in incredible writing for great acting. Wow love the show. I am thankful that APPLE has chosen to raise the calibre of 'series' to include great writers and actors, as I'm exhausted watching mediocrity in development. Looking forwards to series 2.

The show is fine. The acting is decent. Remove the shoulder bag from this woman...remove it. The industry promotes series with women investigators, detectives to have these horrible big bags to carry around as props. Loose them. This is neither bad or good show it is fine to watch on a Sunday afternoon. I find the show dated 80's, 90's and the music isn't to my liking.

Understanding the flow of the movie for many is a challenge evident in many reviews. Escaping the drudgery of Western philosophy of working 12 hour days just to pay the rent, she ops for a more fluid life in Morocco with her two young girls. Beautifully made and acted movie flows to resemble life in the other 1/2 of the world. With little money, she needs to find generous people to live with and creative ways to work. Escaping the boundaries of Western life (dictated by time schedules) she finds Sufi's philosophy uplifting. I saw the movie theme as a way to Julia to find understand that connections, family and experiences as the vein of life. I hear this often from people who immigrate to Canada (not those escaping) - we thought our lives would be so much better, but all they see are people working too much. In their home country emphasis is on the family and experiences.

Not worth the time to watch 10 minutes. Horrid Movie.

I was sitting on my hands watching this movie. Yes its a creepy type done before but the actors made this movie great.