LastingAware The greatest movie ever!

Helloturia I have absolutely never seen anything like this movie before. You have to see this movie.

KnotStronger This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Mabel Munoz Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

Chris Gaskin Silas was another series I watched in the mornings when the BBC shown it in about the late 1980's during the school holidays . This was often on just before before Gentle Ben, so watching these two shows was an ideal way to spend an hour.Silas is about a boy who runs away from a circus and gets in all sorts of adventures and often landed himself in trouble.This was a German series, and as a result, is dubbed. You can sometimes tell when the words of the English voice overs don't quite match the German speaking actors. That didn't spoil my enjoyment though.Like Gentle Ben, it would be nice to see this series again.

g.young as a child i loved this series on tv. the cheesy dubbing never bothered me-but what a great storyline! young boy runs away from the abusive circus owner,wins a horse and embarks on adventures. the most memorable bit though-the music! each character had a theme,when the evil shrew appeared on screen wailing electric guitars blasted forth-brilliant stuff.

siegenthalerr It was probably 15 years ago when I saw not more than 2 episodes of silas on TV. You might certainly consider this as a hell of a long time for still remembering. But as this movie could deeply thrill me in that stage of life, an unbound boy of 10 years age, it is the adventurous part inside me that remembers what this movie was able to submit on a boy like me, all over curious. I would say, that it gave me hope. It made me definitely believe that life is an excitement - in all it's beauty you might find it somewhere out there...

Marcus Hoeting Taking place in the 19th century, this made-for-children story is about a twelve year old boy called Silas who lives in a circus. But soon he runs away because he's treated badly there.The black horse he wins in a bet is with him all through the series. Eventually he meets two friends: Godik and Jenny. Together they have lots of adventures.Another main figure is the Pferdekraehe (a shrew) who claims to be Jenny's grandmother. She has gloomy intentions but Silas always manages to thwart her plans. Later on he rescues a family and in return they invite him to live with them. Having new clothes and good food he learns to act as a gentleman but the Pferdekraehe is still after him.Well, there is a happy end and Silas even makes it up with her when she falls from high wall almost breaking her back.This is one of the better German productions. Excellent acting and a believable story. Even grown-ups enjoy it.