[HBO Max] Will Sharpe achieves in this representation of truth and lies a multi-layered narrative that plays with the perception of reality (shooting scenes) and fiction (movies imagination). And he manages to make a true crime fiction that is admirable in its creativity, but also in its depth, about morality and conviction. In the extraordinary four episodes he builds and rebuilds the different versions of a crime.
I wonder what's left for the final episode? It is certainly made in a rather different way and style than most shows. It's worth film students for watching for at least this reason only. The style has potential.
Unique but ultimately didn't keep my attention.
Shout by tesbreagBlockedParent2021-12-30T03:46:43Z
That final episode was a masterpiece of acting, direction and scoring. Jawdroppingly beautiful television.