Very good acting. But I do have a criticism.
We are told in the credits that Kate O'Hara (Sarah Botsford) is a compound character created to represent all the women involved in the Arrow program. OK, so explain to me why she's inserted into the very top echelons of the company and the Canadian Government? C'mon.
We are often only permitted to witness crucial scenes at a distance because the director feels it more important to feature Kate's face in the foreground.
It sure looks like some ardent feminist with clout in the CBC lock-stepped director Don McBrearty into twisting a great movie.
We are told in the credits that Kate O'Hara (Sarah Botsford) is a compound character created to represent all the women involved in the Arrow program. OK, so explain to me why she's inserted into the very top echelons of the company and the Canadian Government? C'mon.
We are often only permitted to witness crucial scenes at a distance because the director feels it more important to feature Kate's face in the foreground.
It sure looks like some ardent feminist with clout in the CBC lock-stepped director Don McBrearty into twisting a great movie.