Following the announcement of an amnesty, Livia is able to return to Rome, where it appears that everyone is sleeping with someone who isn't their significant other.
The episode title "Rise" surely - SURELY - has to be a pun, right? That said, you rarely see anything. The childbirth scenes were more graphic.
Rome being Rome, and everyone trying to climb higher on the social and political power ladders, there is lots of scheming going on - I guess they have to do something in between all their sleeping around.
Isabella Rossellini makes an appearance as a thoroughly unlikeable brothel owner.
There's no doubt that Domina is beautifully conceived. No expense is spared on costumes or set design and those elements, combined with the good acting, make this a worthwhile watch.
The episode title "Rise" surely - SURELY - has to be a pun, right? That said, you rarely see anything. The childbirth scenes were more graphic.
Rome being Rome, and everyone trying to climb higher on the social and political power ladders, there is lots of scheming going on - I guess they have to do something in between all their sleeping around.
Isabella Rossellini makes an appearance as a thoroughly unlikeable brothel owner.
There's no doubt that Domina is beautifully conceived. No expense is spared on costumes or set design and those elements, combined with the good acting, make this a worthwhile watch.
