The Law According to Lidia Poët

The only thing I ould ask for to make this better in a Second Season that takes place in America. The cast, music, storyline, and camera work were amazing. You will not be disappointed. Even though it was considered foreign language, you get so lost on the storyline you forget that the lips and voices dont really line up. The main character is spunky, unpredictible, and down to earth. Truly realiatic as to what a 20th century woman that was born in the wrong century would be like. Nice to have a strong female chatacter that isn't so in your face. Love the multipe love stories that surface as well. Wonderfully written.

OK first the good points. It's sumptuous! From the architecture, to the costumes, to the dialogues, to the performances... everything shouts or should I say sings 19C Italy. I love the Italian, which I get better at catching as the programme progresses. The actors are very well cast. Everything one would expect and hope to enjoy in a period piece set in 19C Italy is there. So why did I only give it 6 out of 10? Spoiler alert! Because at 26mins into the first, the very first episode... They introduced... Rock Music!!! Modern 21C Rock Music... I mean, I ask you. Who in their right minds would spoil a wonderful, beautiful period piece set in the 19C, by introducing 21C Rock Music?!!! I was shocked! I'm having to consider very seriously whether to carry on with it. I can normally overlook visual gaffs, but such a fundamental anomaly in the audio is just so out of place... Such a shame, it really is... We shall see...