Yesterday
evening saw the airing of the first episode of “Southcliffe”, a new TV drama by
Channel 4 that will leave you on the edge of your seat, with a weird feeling
inside your belly.
Written by
the talented and award-winning Tony Grisoni (who worked on the “Red Riding”
series a few years ago), the action takes place in a small fictional country
town where a gunman spreads panic and blood on his mad journey across
Southcliffe.
The four-part
mini-series shows what chain of events led to these bloody shootings and how
the town reacts to what happened, as the inhabitants wake up from what feels
like a nightmare.
Not without
reminding about the shootings in Cumbria in 2010, “Southcliffe” explores the
wide range of feelings that led and resulted from the gunman’s actions through
the eyes of a journalist, originally from the town.
This TV
drama is served by many well-known and talented British actors: Rory Kinnear
(Black Mirror) is the journalist, Sean Harris (Prometheus) plays Stephen, Joe
Dempsie (Skins, Games of Thrones) plays Chris, while the next episodes should
see the apparition of Kaya Scodelario (Skins, Wuthering Heights).
Nerves
wrenching, gloomy and terrifying, “Southcliffe” is what I would call great
British television! It has a great intensity, while being well executed and
sadly realistic. I read on Twitter last night, shortly after the end of the
first episode, a comment of a man saying that he needed to watch videos of
kittens and puppies before going to bed. I cannot help but agree with him:
“Southcliffe” is definitely not for the faint hearts. Still, it is so good it
hurts!
The last episode is to be aired next Sunday, at 9pm…It is going to be a long week, guys!
Miss DiversiT
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