Seventeen year old Heather is missing, in the care of her half sister, and her husband, neither they, nor her boyfriend know where she is.
This came with a content warning, and initially you think it's quite a dull, boring episode, but it changes up half way through, and takes a very nasty turn, it becomes something altogether very bleak. I didn't pick the journey, or the unexpected final revelation.
I found the content pretty uncomfortable to watch, but the acting was fine, and the story was well thought out.
It's hard to see Colin Farrell in such a role, I always think of him in old sitcom In loving memory, Dearbhla Molloy is excellent here, a cut above the usual guest performance, what a couple.
Bleak story, but very good, 8/10.
This came with a content warning, and initially you think it's quite a dull, boring episode, but it changes up half way through, and takes a very nasty turn, it becomes something altogether very bleak. I didn't pick the journey, or the unexpected final revelation.
I found the content pretty uncomfortable to watch, but the acting was fine, and the story was well thought out.
It's hard to see Colin Farrell in such a role, I always think of him in old sitcom In loving memory, Dearbhla Molloy is excellent here, a cut above the usual guest performance, what a couple.
Bleak story, but very good, 8/10.
