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Title: Equinox (2020– )
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Astrid was traumatized by the mysterious disappearance of a school class in 1999. Twenty years later, when she finds out that the only survivor from 1999 mysteriously died, Astrid sets off to discover what really happened.
I give this series two and a half stars, because I did finish watching it. I think this series would have been better if it had been made as a film, or with fewer episodes. While the mystery is worthy of interest. I found the series to be kind of boring, and the lead character kind of "one note". I felt no empathy for her as an adult, though the young actress that played the character at an earlier age is talented, and I liked her. I started watching the series as a mystery, not as a fantasy/supernatural story. I found the first few episodes boring to the point that I considered not watching further, but did get more interested in the plot as frankly, more adult themes were included. I can't say that I was particularly dissatisfied with the finale, but I was left with a kind "Meh" feeling about the whole series.