'Fauda' Is Netflix's Most-Watched Show in Lebanon. No One Wants to Talk About It
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While I hope that the miniseries based on a book I read (and that, so bad that it seemed to me, I'm curious to see the adaptation) I put on the fifth season of 'Fauda'. When everyone started to talk about 'Fauda' I, who always came late to all the parties and all the series (the first chapter of 'Lost' I saw it two years after the premiere of the last one) I didn't even know it existed. So I started to see it as all things begin: at the beginnin…
Great acting. A thrilling plot amidst exceptional backdrops. This is the eleven-part 5th installment of the Israeli series Fauda. However, it has lost "something" compared to the previous series. That "something" is the balance it relied on in the past. The change is visible from the first episode. While the Israelis are depicted as lonely, heroic fighters, the Palestinians are described as insidious terrorists and the Europeans as confused peop…
Fauda is taking hold in Norway. The brutality of the episodes becomes a strong and – unfortunately – necessary reminder of the deadliest day in Israel's history, Aftenposten writes in its review.
The creator of the popular Netflix series Lior Raz is defying critics and using the new season of the series Fauda to generate sympathy for the Israeli response to the massacre of October 7, 2023. In two of the season's 11 episodes, the massacre is depicted in great brutality and detail. The series has previously been praised for its nuanced portrayal of the conflict in the Middle East.
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