Back in the 70s, in South Wales, before the destruction of industry, three girls were raped and murdered. A huge police enquiry went nowhere. Then, in 2002, with the advent of DNA, one of the original officers reopens the case.
This mini-series has extraordinary depth. It shows realistically how the lives of all those affected were, in different ways, unable to move on with their existence. Nobody's story is dismissed without consideration.
The writing, the acting and the filming are all on point. Living as a young adult myself at that time, I can say that the atmosphere, the settings, the clothes and even the lighting are freakily accurate.
This is a real, insightful tour de force.
This mini-series has extraordinary depth. It shows realistically how the lives of all those affected were, in different ways, unable to move on with their existence. Nobody's story is dismissed without consideration.
The writing, the acting and the filming are all on point. Living as a young adult myself at that time, I can say that the atmosphere, the settings, the clothes and even the lighting are freakily accurate.
This is a real, insightful tour de force.