The story of two women, Emma and Jane, linked by a house, and a man, Edward.
I came away from part one so confused, but curious, by the end of episode two, I was totally gripped and desperate for more, and to know the outcome.
It is pretty tough to follow, you need to be on your A game, as there is a lot going on. It does jump about quite a lot, back and forth, side to side, so watch it sober. Pacing may be an issue for some, but personally I enjoyed the way the story was told.
So many random events, drama, chaos, curiosity, you'll ask why, how and who, but ultimately there is just one single question, what happened that night? Easy to get sidetracked here in some of the strands, and there are many, but the core of the story is excellent.
I think the cast are fabulous, David Oyelowo is impressive throughout, charming and sinister.
A strange choice for The BBC I thought, putting this out Christmas week, it does deal with some pretty bleak themes, however it is worth your time, 8/10.
I came away from part one so confused, but curious, by the end of episode two, I was totally gripped and desperate for more, and to know the outcome.
It is pretty tough to follow, you need to be on your A game, as there is a lot going on. It does jump about quite a lot, back and forth, side to side, so watch it sober. Pacing may be an issue for some, but personally I enjoyed the way the story was told.
So many random events, drama, chaos, curiosity, you'll ask why, how and who, but ultimately there is just one single question, what happened that night? Easy to get sidetracked here in some of the strands, and there are many, but the core of the story is excellent.
I think the cast are fabulous, David Oyelowo is impressive throughout, charming and sinister.
A strange choice for The BBC I thought, putting this out Christmas week, it does deal with some pretty bleak themes, however it is worth your time, 8/10.