Review of Seven Types of Ambiguity

I was also drawn in by Hugo Weaving, he has been very good in a lot of Australian dramas/ thrillers. Episode one is fairly compelling and centres on the kidnapping of a child. Whilst this must be an awful thing to happen, it quickly transpires that the child is totally unharmed and was basically being looked after (albeit without permission) this forms the basis for the ensuing 5 episodes which tell the same story from points of views of characters we barely care about, some of which go off on a complete tangent and don't seem at all relevant. We saw it through to the end but what could have been an engrossing story was wasted by bad plot twists and unlikeable characters. Not worthy of it's 7/10 score