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Sterling Point review: Promising YA drama devolves into a daily Indian soap
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Unfortunately, that is where Sterling Point finds itself too.
Instead, Sterling Point keeps moving, bringing in more characters, complications and twists until its most interesting relationship are just competing for attention.
A still from Amazon Prime’s new series ‘Sterling Point’ A still from Amazon Prime’s new series ‘Sterling Point’What keeps Sterling Point going is how it even handles familiar tropes convincingly.
The show is also at its best when it remembers that its greatest asset is Sterling Point itself.
The further Sterling Point strays from its central story, the less satisfying that it becomes.