S Seyringer

No. Piece of shit. As a past physicist, there were far too many non-scientific actions by uni postgraduates doing research experiments. Don't waste your time if you are a scientifically thinking person who likes logic and scientific experimental validity. This whole premise would never happen! Even their explanations don't make sense. And their actions, even less believable. Nonsense

I'm in awe so far. The acting is terrific, and the characters are well developed. Each story is engaging from start to finish. Plots are realistic with no leaps of credulity necessary. Depiction of autism is excellent, noting that, apart from the therapy session, all ND characters are extremely high functioning. Even with French subtitles, it is *well* worth the effort.

Entertaining! Fun also. Not a bad way to waste an evening. Some good some OTT acting. Mostly plausible - audiences are not taken for fools at least (my pet hate). Message I got (quoting a published review): "Rich people are not necessarily clever or wise (or more accurately, they're often stupid). Rich people are not normal (or more accurately, they're weird)." I liked it!