Acting varies from OK to good, the story is believable, connecting events to real world escalations at the time seems well played. Recommended to people from GDR and other former socialist countries: feels like visiting a GDR museum a little and brings a smile on a face, that's definitely what authors intended.
There are some plain moments, the plot can get very predictable and the pilot could be a bit more engaging too.
Also wanted to highlight that there are way too many modern things (ceilings, lights, doors, building walls, chairs etc.) in the GDR; all cars seem to be very clean and new; Field Station Berlin, although very briefly, but shown in current state: all small things probably not so noticeable for folks not from former socialist countries and young population. But for me, as for someone who grew up in 90s, it still catches the eye a lot.
There are some plain moments, the plot can get very predictable and the pilot could be a bit more engaging too.
Also wanted to highlight that there are way too many modern things (ceilings, lights, doors, building walls, chairs etc.) in the GDR; all cars seem to be very clean and new; Field Station Berlin, although very briefly, but shown in current state: all small things probably not so noticeable for folks not from former socialist countries and young population. But for me, as for someone who grew up in 90s, it still catches the eye a lot.