Geoffrey Berg

I got sucked in and had to stop myself part way through. Am I the watcher? Are you the watcher? Once the novelty of the real estate porn and top tier actors wears off and after they've aggressively accused everyone in the town short of the milk man (there's always series 2) you just stop caring.

The visceral terror of the green screen high altitude shots provide the only redeeming quality for an otherwise ridiculous movie. We literally have teenagers breaking into our building to take Instagram photos from the roof, hopefully this film discourages them although I fear it will do the opposite.

A savage tale of the extent to which we push ourselves in the pursuit of perfection. A good call for fans of fine dinning and dark humour.

A beautiful story of love, life, and acceptance of ourselves and others. Margate lends it's faded beauty as a backdrop to the two oscar worthy performances by Colman and Ward.

It's as if they presuppose that the audience have never flown a modern aircraft, not to mention the feeble plot.