Jonathan Bailey

For all the hype, it just doesn’t work and is below average fare. Uninteresting dialogue, actors who appear to be taking part in completely different shows (thriller, intelligent drama, comedy?), a cliche-ridden plot (man who can’t remember who he is and has to find out, has been done to death, much better than this by the way), annoyingly crass Aussie / wilderness music and sound design. If you want a good, stylish drama from recent years that actually has something to say about the times we live in dig out Mare of Easttown, The Night Manager or Roadkill.