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So, 'Rich Man, Poor Man' is quite the piece. It unravels the gritty and often harsh realities faced by the Jordache family over a couple of decades, starting right after WWII. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to really sit with each character's struggle and growth. The performances are solid, with a certain rawness that feels true to the period. It captures the atmosphere of post-war America really well, blending familial bonds with the challenges of ambition and class. Thereās a kind of stark authenticity in the practical effects and settings too, grounding it in a tangible reality. It stands out for how it dives deep into themes of wealth disparity without being overly preachy.
Explores family dynamics and ambition.Set against a rich historical backdrop.Strong character development throughout the series.
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