Eunice Muir

A pretentious hippy trippy attempt to be mystical and profound which definitely does not stand the test of time. Rather, it comes across as ridiculous.

A well made serial giving fascinating glimpse of life in Delhi. Unfortunately a most serious flaw was the unstable captioning which was absent for a good part of the dialog, usually when the characters were saying something important, only to resume for greetings and bañalities. Although the dialog was in English, it was heavily accented and hard to follow, causing me to miss half the plot and having to look up references to the trial. It is a great pity, and if the filmmakers want to be taken seriously and sell their work overseas, they need to do a better job.

Wonderful show, but why does nearly every episode have me in tears. Heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time.

Fascinating saga of the Russian Civil War, which followed the revolution, and the tragic upheaval in the lives of a family. A bit melodramatic at times, and more resurrections from the dead than a soap opera, but thoroughly enjoyable nonetheless