As a historical drama of palace intrigues, it is acceptable, due to its classic concept of narration, but it falls back into presentism to interpret History from a current point of view, placing the #metoo stamp on events that are not even clear. It improves in the second part, when the effort to empower the female characters ceases to rely on their victimization. It is an undoubted casting mistake for a 28-year-old actress to play a character who was 13.
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As a historical drama of palace intrigues, it is acceptable, due to its classic concept of narration, but it falls back into presentism to interpret History from a current point of view, placing the #metoo stamp on events that are not even clear. It improves in the second part, when the effort to empower the female characters ceases to rely on their victimization. It is an undoubted casting mistake for a 28-year-old actress to play a character who was 13.