It's not easy to make a good continuation of a story that has already become iconic but SOY GINA is one of the best ones I have ever seen.

First of all it's very true, no sweet talks,no cute moments-just life as it is with its whole cruelty. Love - yes, but broken, happiness taken too sudden away and transformation of the characters- very well done.

I find it really courageous to create a story with such a dose of sadness in times when watchera expect mostly "glaced" stories with happy ends. 

It looks like Gina's fate (karma) wasn't completed yet so she had to return to the convent's reality and pay her guilt back, Fiamma shouldn't have married Gabriele and Virginia Carlos... this is what happens if you turn back on the path of your destiny.

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