Kamila is one of the missing kid who is the beloved sister of Pawel. Twenty-five years later one of the kids Artur found dead and was identified by the protagonist a reputed prosecutor Pawel. Curtains raise, In 1994, End of the summer in Poland, four kids go missing into the woods, two found dead into the founds some days later and two found was still missing.
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Author's books usually starts with a single plot and uncovers more mystery with twists and turns, which was meticulously given in the tv series as well, but in the case of THE WOODS, it missed giving what we saw in the other two accomplishments. After the success of Harlan Coben's two series based on books "THE SAFE" and "THE STRANGER", He teams up with Netflix for the third tv series based on his book "THE WOODS" which this time in distinct Polish flavor. Overall, the show is a good attempt and doesn't disappoint.Ī popular prosecutor solving his sister's murder back in 1994. If the story focused primary was on past camp mystery and current murder case it would have intensified the series as they should have been the prime focus due to their connection. I did feel, as there were four stories going at the same time Past camp murder and disappearance of kids, Past story about his mother, Present rape prosecution case and then Present Police investigation into him in reference to new death made it bit complicated as story's focus keep shifting to all these four elements and the current rape prosecution case ends on very lacklustre result. Young Pawel (Hubert Milkowski) and Laura (Wiktoria Filus) performances standout as grieving young lovers with guilt. With six episodes, I found the show very bingeable. The cast as young and older versions match, so their performances makes you care for ark of their characters. The Woods - B (Good) Coming from Poland, I believe show did a good show making it viewable for anyone around the world. These comments are based on watching the series in Polish with English subtitles. The various questions are resolved in the final episode some details the viewer is likely to have figured out while others provide a nice surprise. The cast is impressive, most notably Grzegorz Damiecki as Pawel and Agnieszka Grochowska as Laura Goldsztajn, the owner's daughter in the scenes set in the present and Hubert Milkowski and Wiktoria Filus as the same characters in 1994. Plenty is packed into the six episodes as suspects emerge in each case and blame is pointed at the camp's owner. The woodland setting of the 1994 storyline was suitably atmospheric brightly lit by day as the teens enjoy their camp but suitably sinister once darkness falls.
The mystery quickly got me hooked and the way the stories played out in two different time lines worked well. I haven't read the book so I can't say how this compares I did enjoy it though. While he is trying to uncover the truth he is also dealing with a rape case where the father of the accused, a prominent journalist, is applying pressure to have the case dropped. Two bodies were found and the others assumed dead till one died as an adult Pawel must consider the possibility that his sister is still alive.
Through a series of flashbacks we learn that one night four teens disappeared from the camp in the woods, including Pawel's sister. A man's body is found and items found with him point to a link to Pawel at first Pawel doesn't recognise him but then realises he is a friend he last saw at summer camp in 1994. This six part mystery is centred on Pawel Kopinski, a Warsaw based prosecutor who is forced to revisit a tragic event from his past.
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