This is an interesting concept, set in a place with beautiful seascapes and scenery, but is a story that is poorly told. It's as if there are many dots for story points, but there is no connecting thread to connect the dots in a logical manner. The scenes are just randomly stitched together in the hope that the story will somehow unfold, and that viewers will not question the sequence of events too much, especially when there is no context provided to show a connection between A and B. It's as if the writers and directors did not use a story board, but instead did a cut and paste as they went along, stitching together some very strange patchwork of events along the way. Do not see how there can be a season 2 given the rather flimsy plot of Season 1. Multiple sex partners and gender bending really isn't enough to hold things together.
Review of Turn of the Tide
