Many will be frustrated or bored by this. These are people who have not been married. It's a brilliant look at fragments of a normal, routine life, featuring some of the most realistic dialogue I've ever heard. No, nothing is resolved, yes there are threads left dangling but that's life. Things don't always have a neat B-M-E and it takes real skill to produce something that reflects this that isn't just as a result of shit writing. For those that think this is rubbish, come back when you've been married for a decade or more and see if you feel the same.

[Filmin] There is a peculiar and remarkable capacity in Stefan Golaszewski's writing for conflicts to arise in a way that is as calm as the relationship between the protagonists. Through the small details those collisions are introduced that develop the drama in a smooth way amid subtle humorous moments. The cacophony produced by the voices in the opening theme of each episode, introducing incomprehensible dialogues and words that are not understood, represents that dissonance in the relationship of this marriage in which sometimes one speaks without being heard.

Couldn't get interested. Seems like a waste of two fine actors.