Jessie is desperately ill in hospital after her vicious attack, but clues to her attacker's identity are thin, we are given one, that Julian is lying to The Police about seeing Louie just prior to her attack.
This was such a clever piece of writing, and as a keen viewer of the works of the magically talented Mr Poliakoff I can't help wondering if there is something a touch personal about the story.
We are really put through an emotional journey, deliberately by Poliakoff, we have the moment of pure joy as Louis and Stanley throw two fingers at the Nazis, then we get that shocking moment at the end.
Just why is Louis trying to hide, and why is he on the run?
This is excellent, 9/10.
This was such a clever piece of writing, and as a keen viewer of the works of the magically talented Mr Poliakoff I can't help wondering if there is something a touch personal about the story.
We are really put through an emotional journey, deliberately by Poliakoff, we have the moment of pure joy as Louis and Stanley throw two fingers at the Nazis, then we get that shocking moment at the end.
Just why is Louis trying to hide, and why is he on the run?
This is excellent, 9/10.
