Vladimir

I don't understand why the daughter is only angry at the mother, even though it was the father who ruined everything.

The moment with the cake was very funny

Vlad is positively toxic. And he's definitely not that innocent, he understands perfectly well what he's doing to the teacher.

We were lured into watching it with the promise of sex, but the sex existed only in the heroine’s fantasies. At some point it becomes boring to keep waiting for it, and even her fantasies stop creating any real excitement.

The entire plot revolves around writing. In my opinion, the creators should have taken the story in the direction where she actually invented everything: that there was never any agreement with her husband about an open relationship, that there were no investigations involving the students, that she was never truly interested in any Vladimir in real life, and so on.

In other words, they could have given us a finale centered on her brilliant talent as a writer—but instead it all ends up feeling just as underwhelming as the sex she spent the whole show fantasizing about.

Nothing outstanding, but it was interesting to watch. Beautiful shooting and Rachel Weisz is good in the title role, she dragged the whole series on herself. There weren't as many intimate scenes as the synopsis suggested, which is rather a plus.

At the same time, the romantic component is not particularly revealed and is weakly catchy. This does not allow us to rate the series too highly, although there are no regrets about the time spent, the length of the episodes is less than 30 minutes in this regard, it came in handy.