Gruffudd Edwards

This show has such depth and complexity, although a little narrowieg to watch at times. A nuanced yet unflinchieg potrayal of how an autistic young man navigates the most terrible of circumstaeces (although it's a good move not to actually refer to it as autism).

Although I sometimes felt slightly guilty about something probably aimed at young teens, I think it's very multi layered and had a fantastic political message.

A masterpiece. Not entirely convinced by the ending though - somehow it felt like gratuitous tragedy that was tontally at odds with the rest of the film. But not quite enough to knock down the 5 stars.

A tear-jerker, yet restrained, skillfulluly avoiding melodrama.

Not sure why the reviews are so mixed - it was a perfectly tense thriller with great improvised acting from top quality actors and stunning cinematography that both captured the highlands in autumn and gave the film setting an ethereal almost otherworldly setting.

My first impression is that it's Russell T's finest work to date, which is really saying something!

It might be the best series Netflix ever made