Shoshana" presents itself as an ambitious work, but slips into a forced and predictable narrative. The characters lack depth and the message, deliberately provocative, is often didactic and artificial. The entire plot seems constructed more to impress than to involve, leaving the audience distant and disinterested.

Dark, brooding, atmospheric and a depressing reflection on humanity. The sets, casting & acting brilliant. Some pro reviewers have said it's too frivolous of the serious subject, but they've mistakenly ignored this is a love story, a Romeo & Juliet, it's just set where it is