Pretty nice to have some relaxed thirty something fiction, with French actors in a Parisian -yet not cliché- setting, figuring things about love through podcasts.
The plot is modern and sounds interesting. Camelia Jordana shines, she has a great energy, two of the male actors are also enjoyable to the eye, the decors are nicely chosen, even though a bit on the cheap side-particularly the repeated studio gatherings.
The story however severely lacks interests, doesn't take us anywhere, no side story is interesting or when it does it falls flat or leaves us hanging, and the main plot itself doesn't really grab the interest. The acting isn't great either, too forced, looks like a bunch of acting school students. The 6 episodes are pretty short, easy to watch while scrolling on your or and texting at times, as it is definitely not binge or full attention-worthy.
The plot is modern and sounds interesting. Camelia Jordana shines, she has a great energy, two of the male actors are also enjoyable to the eye, the decors are nicely chosen, even though a bit on the cheap side-particularly the repeated studio gatherings.
The story however severely lacks interests, doesn't take us anywhere, no side story is interesting or when it does it falls flat or leaves us hanging, and the main plot itself doesn't really grab the interest. The acting isn't great either, too forced, looks like a bunch of acting school students. The 6 episodes are pretty short, easy to watch while scrolling on your or and texting at times, as it is definitely not binge or full attention-worthy.
