Just when it seems that almost the entire world is churning out small-screen drama the televisual equivalent of Danielle Steel's finest, or buying in formulaic, standardised American drivel, thank God for the likes of Jimmy McGovern and the BBC for producing something so classy and original as 'The Street'.
Beautifully written, superbly acted and tightly directed - a glimpse into a real world, populated by real people, that just about any cogent Brit will empathise with.
Yes it aims high, but that is no bad thing: real quality, in anything, is never destined for either mass consumption, or appreciation.
The bar has been raised again; by the only ones who seem to know how.
Beautifully written, superbly acted and tightly directed - a glimpse into a real world, populated by real people, that just about any cogent Brit will empathise with.
Yes it aims high, but that is no bad thing: real quality, in anything, is never destined for either mass consumption, or appreciation.
The bar has been raised again; by the only ones who seem to know how.