"Lilya": They couldn't
Full-length versions of the series are difficult to perceive otherwise than as a trailer for the future TV premiere – but with “Lila” treated quite humanely. The version, which is now in theaters, looks like a whole story, the dotted line begins only in the last third, and here without fatal voids. All acts of the tragic love drama are presented succinctly and in an understandable cause-and-effect relationship.
Full-length versions of the series are difficult to perceive otherwise than as a trailer for the future TV premiere – but with “Lila” treated quite humanely. The version, which is now in theaters, looks like a whole story, the dotted line begins only in the last third, and here without fatal voids. All acts of the tragic love drama are presented succinctly and in an understandable cause-and-effect relationship.
