The naked, skull-shaven corpse of a woman being dragged up the basement stairs by her feet; the murderer crouching in front of the bathtub with the golden fittings and sawing off a lower leg; the heavily laden aluminum suitcase that he heaves into the trunk of the car parked in front of the terraced house. The movie is more suitable for an 18-year-old than a 16-year-old. The scenes are too unbelievably agonizing for the victim. Sober, naked, cold.
Oliver Masucci could also have told his fictive stories to the officers in one or two episodes less. The arc seems too stretched with the string of fictitious excuses. Oliver portrays the character so genuinely, that I can't despise the real actor behind it because he plays him so authentically. Great series, but for an older audience.
Oliver Masucci could also have told his fictive stories to the officers in one or two episodes less. The arc seems too stretched with the string of fictitious excuses. Oliver portrays the character so genuinely, that I can't despise the real actor behind it because he plays him so authentically. Great series, but for an older audience.