The synopsis is the most intriguing aspect of this story.
Interesting idea, a good insight into gang influence in the ghettos of London.
It's a two episode story crammed into four episodes of didactic, sluggish, and numbing dialogue while pretending to be a social commentary.
Quite predictable with the usual suspects of red herrings, including police, gang members, and family angst-all of which don't offer any surprises and new takes on old cliches.
The main character's actions are "Oh-my-God" events-how the Hell could she not see this or know that or be so naive?
Ending was just as predictable and mundane.
This tale moves along as fast as a herd of tutors headed to fest upon wilted lettuce.
Interesting idea, a good insight into gang influence in the ghettos of London.
It's a two episode story crammed into four episodes of didactic, sluggish, and numbing dialogue while pretending to be a social commentary.
Quite predictable with the usual suspects of red herrings, including police, gang members, and family angst-all of which don't offer any surprises and new takes on old cliches.
The main character's actions are "Oh-my-God" events-how the Hell could she not see this or know that or be so naive?
Ending was just as predictable and mundane.
This tale moves along as fast as a herd of tutors headed to fest upon wilted lettuce.