If I had to describe this mini-series in a few key phrases it would be: beautiful scenery, great acting and a gripping plot.
While the shows synopsis suggests a straightforward detective story, it's focus gradually shifts towards it's main protagonist Robin Griffin (played wonderfully by Elisabeth Moss). As she (and we the viewers) slowly discover more about her past.
The intensity ramps up with each episode and your always left wanting to find out more until it all ends in a satisfying climax.
The series does suffer a bit from male-bashing. It doesn't impact the quality in any way, but don't expect to find any likable men here.
While the shows synopsis suggests a straightforward detective story, it's focus gradually shifts towards it's main protagonist Robin Griffin (played wonderfully by Elisabeth Moss). As she (and we the viewers) slowly discover more about her past.
The intensity ramps up with each episode and your always left wanting to find out more until it all ends in a satisfying climax.
The series does suffer a bit from male-bashing. It doesn't impact the quality in any way, but don't expect to find any likable men here.