The female combatants are beautiful and play well, although sometimes their expressiveness is exaggerated.
The war scenes are naively rendered and unbelievable. The scenes with all those wounded and mutilated soldiers moaning and wrapped in bandages, would not be true, something is false and artificial.
The plot is too thick, too many coincidences, too many events exaggerated and broken from reality. No president of a country comes to the place where fighting is going on, on the front line, to decorate four women, one of whom is a prostitute. Yes, a prostitute, but who has a wonderful mother's soul.
The series keeps you captive, you are curious how it will end, what will be the denouement, it is exciting from this point of view, but much of what happened is not believable, there is an excess of coincidences and situations, which have no real support and seem inappropriate and illogical, defying reality. Too much fantasy.
The war scenes are naively rendered and unbelievable. The scenes with all those wounded and mutilated soldiers moaning and wrapped in bandages, would not be true, something is false and artificial.
The plot is too thick, too many coincidences, too many events exaggerated and broken from reality. No president of a country comes to the place where fighting is going on, on the front line, to decorate four women, one of whom is a prostitute. Yes, a prostitute, but who has a wonderful mother's soul.
The series keeps you captive, you are curious how it will end, what will be the denouement, it is exciting from this point of view, but much of what happened is not believable, there is an excess of coincidences and situations, which have no real support and seem inappropriate and illogical, defying reality. Too much fantasy.