The ending is rubbish. Very cliché. I was sad that they chose this solution for the end.

@@cosmicparsec9463this is based on a true story, the director is playing the main character, the true story is based upon the directors life. It actually happened that way

@lindyt3942 your experience towards this shows was exactly mine. It's creepy because it can happen with you,me and anyone. The show did so well in making audience to engage in this story, during this show, i keep putting myself in the the male lead position.

If this is the creepiest series you've ever watched, you probably haven't seen much in your life.

@@cosmicparsec9463 it's creepy for me because i used to experience the semi-similar situation. I myself have done alot of research about notorious serial killers, seen alot of unspeakable things, so when i say it's creepy, it's subjective but also valid.

​@@cosmicparsec9463dude shut up, art is personal and can connect to people for whatever personal reasons. You should respect the influence that art can have instead of judging from your high horse.

I mean it happened to him irl so 🤷

​@@75zy Nah it's still amazing acting. Most people have been through some serious conflict in their life but probably can't reenact it this well at all.

@@raviolithedesigner3736 you’re right

He’s a victim of abuse so he subconsciously grows an attachment to her.

He’s kind of addicted to abuse

He was scared she would flip out if he didn’t.

Bros bragging about being first on a Netflix post

Di moda ???? Ora capisco perché la gente è così demenziale

I’ll put a stop to that hehe

provate a guardarlo, credetemi, trasmette un messaggio piovoso.

I think that’s the whole point. He never denies how fucked up he is - and has acknowledged how poorly he handled it. It’s messy and complicated - which makes it interesting, and so very human.

I feel like you're missing the point in all of this?? He knows he's fucked up, he openly admitted it. He subconsciously grew attached to her BECAUSE he was sexually abused. You should think on how different types of abuse can affect a person and their way of even thinking, obviously they aren't going to be perfect, there's literally people in real life who are hypersexual (sometimes to the point to getting thoughts with them and their abuser) after facing SA even at a young age

I'd certainly stick to more simple and less complex/layered shows if I were you because this was way beyond your comprehension.

@@cookiechaos9198 at first I don't remember anything about SA at a young age, he was an adult when it happened. I'm not so familiar with psychology, but I'm totally sure there are different things to have it when you are adult. So I wouldn't hurry to justify his stupid behavior by this thing. I'm pretty sure it would be the same if he didn't have any SA before. The second, talking about сinematography stuff, it's pretty important to have an empathy to the main character, because without this nobody would like to watch it. So my empathy totally vanished into the air after the fifth episode, moreover I even felt irritation. And just interesting to know your opinion, how does it suppose to make a feel an empathy to this kind of person? I see a lot of statements kind of "you are not able to understand the complexity of this masterpiece", well, I see nothing to understand here. And if your point he finally admitted all he had done, let's replace him with some maniac who killed plenty of children and finally admitted he was wrong. Would you have an empathy to him? If you did probably it's time to change something in our world

@@prappsy3028 well, if being so "deep" and understanding such a "complex" things makes me closer to the main character (wimp), I'd rather prefer to be a simpleton.

Nope, It’s kinda mixed up between being abused, having stalked, lonliness, seeking compliments rather than following your own beliefs