I you like Mystery Road you will probably like this as well. It has the same style, but not quite such an outback feel, and I preferred Luke in this one to Jay (Mystery Road) as the central character.
Despite the shocking opening, it was pretty clear that there was more to it and that the event was calculated and not random.
A year later, a journo Luke hits town looking for a follow up human interest story, but starts to unpeel an onion skin of lies and deception relating to the event.
Follows investigative journalist Martin Scarsden as he has to uncover the truth of the case of killing of five parishioners by a charismatic and dedicated young priest.
Despite his apparent popularity, I find Robert Taylor a very dour actor.
This is a contemporary drama and contains language and/or attitudes that some viewers, particularly those of a more mature generation, the Silent Majority, will find offensive.
There are frequent profanity bombs and the F word is peppered throughout. One C word.
Despite the shocking opening, it was pretty clear that there was more to it and that the event was calculated and not random.
A year later, a journo Luke hits town looking for a follow up human interest story, but starts to unpeel an onion skin of lies and deception relating to the event.
Follows investigative journalist Martin Scarsden as he has to uncover the truth of the case of killing of five parishioners by a charismatic and dedicated young priest.
Despite his apparent popularity, I find Robert Taylor a very dour actor.
This is a contemporary drama and contains language and/or attitudes that some viewers, particularly those of a more mature generation, the Silent Majority, will find offensive.
There are frequent profanity bombs and the F word is peppered throughout. One C word.