Adapted from a real story, on the basis of lies, this new netflix series is waiting for you

What are you talking about?

Two young women protect the idea that welfare can cure fatal diseases, deceive the world … one without his knowledge, and the other with complete knowledge.

With whom?

This is a new fertile collaboration that Netflix signs talented Caitlin Dever. His excellent and noticed that he was perfectly and noticed by the performance, and an equally strong role in the Opait crisis in the United States in the United States, the actor returns to the platform, with the character, against everything he had played.

Guru of prosperity, who made his career about lies. Alycia Debnam-Carey, which can be seen in 100, and Aisha Doe (bold type) will complete this 100% girl’s power casting.

Your Wellness ally … if not

“This is a true story based on lies. And the beautiful Gibson was not paid for this story. ” With this sentence, apple cider vinegar begins each episode. This new production of Netflix is ​​watching with its colorful poster, but also its promising square.

The series is inspired by the history of Australian Welfare Guru Bell Gibson, very popular and followed by social networks in the 2010s.

If he then admitted that he had invented everything, thanks to the investigation of two journalists, the young woman had a lot of trouble with sick women and women who thought they could heal thanks to her book recipes.

The apple cider vinegar is not really an ironic, but the sophisticated writing of the series and its sparkling realization shines, without the removal of the facts and gestures of Bel Gibson.

The first episode opens before the song Toxic From Britney Spears, on which the three main actors form a small choreography.

At each entrance, one of the protagonists addresses the camera to remind you that Gibson did not participate in this project and therefore there is part of the fiction that we see. And yet, even the most popular thing is true.

We will be sincere: you really hate this series of heroin. Just as you really hate Anna’s character in the invention of Anna. These two women share some common points: these are croups that have benefited from the weakness of others that they have been enriched and that they have lost their lies.

First of all, who have long been able to enjoy their preferences because no one has seen their story. Caitlin DveriWhich is sometimes flirting on this topic, still impeccable in this very flirtatious Australian mythomanic role, who knows how to cry in order.

The series may blame the loss of its chronology, with its quarrel and its feedback. With its lies and truths. If it goes visually with ideas, sometimes there is too much.

But apple cider vinegar knows how to replace it if needed, at other times. And, above all, it is a good reminder that only medicine can make decisions about cancer.

Apple cider vinegar, 6 -hour episode to see Netflix.