The Island

Original title: To nisi

TV Series
2010–2011
45m

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9.1/10

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Alexis wants to learn everything about her mother's past. To her surprise, she finds out that her family is connected with the isolated island of Spinaloga - the former settlement of lepers.

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Alexis wants to learn everything about her mother's past. She finds out that her family is connected with the isolated island of Spinaloga - the former settlement of lepers. Adaption of the ... Read allAlexis wants to learn everything about her mother's past. She finds out that her family is connected with the isolated island of Spinaloga - the former settlement of lepers. Adaption of the novel, "The Island", by Victoria Hislop.Alexis wants to learn everything about her mother's past. She finds out that her family is connected with the isolated island of Spinaloga - the former settlement of lepers. Adaption of the novel, "The Island", by Victoria Hislop.

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IMDb RATING

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Trivia
It is the series with the highest budget and production values in the history of Greek television.

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Referenced in To nisi: I alithini istoria (2011)

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3/10

I don't see quality, I see low budget production and a weak story.

I don't know where to start but the whole thing is just very unpleasant to look at.

The camerawork would be fitting for a lowbudget horror movie but not for this genre. Crete is beautiful but they sure have hidden it well with this tone of color, blueish/green darkening color filter.

The acting feels very unnatural and the background music is very random and doesn't really match with what is happening.

The story could be good but it is filled with unnecessary and boring substance.

I was looking forward to this but it's a really weird production.

For who is this interesting, I think for Greeks and people who have an obsession with Greece. For people who like good stories, acting and camerawork look elsewhere.