I’m usually not into apocalyptic stories, especially the kind where characters have to fight off zombies and make questionable choices just to stay alive. But this one totally surprised me. The real apocalypse here isn’t external, it’s the psychological trauma each character is facing and how they deal with it.
That’s what makes this series so powerful and unique. And that’s why it surprised and won me over with its very creative plot. It’s not just an apocalyptic love story set at the end of the world, it’s a deep dive into mental health, in which the characters seek to resurrect hope by reconciling with their past traumas and regrets so that they can find hope to live again Each character has their own personal “meteor” symbolizing self-destruction, and they have to “destroy” it if they want to build a hopeful future worth living for.
A hidden gem. Beautifully written, with deeply moving and emotionally powerful performances that lead us to deep reflections on the meaning of life, on ourselves, on our relationships, on the world we live in and the way we carry our pain. Give it a try, you won’t regret it.
That’s what makes this series so powerful and unique. And that’s why it surprised and won me over with its very creative plot. It’s not just an apocalyptic love story set at the end of the world, it’s a deep dive into mental health, in which the characters seek to resurrect hope by reconciling with their past traumas and regrets so that they can find hope to live again Each character has their own personal “meteor” symbolizing self-destruction, and they have to “destroy” it if they want to build a hopeful future worth living for.
A hidden gem. Beautifully written, with deeply moving and emotionally powerful performances that lead us to deep reflections on the meaning of life, on ourselves, on our relationships, on the world we live in and the way we carry our pain. Give it a try, you won’t regret it.
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