Isabelle Vargas

A wasted opportunity- sluggish and repetitive, there is so much real material on this horrifying story and this show turned it into a boohoo parade for the perpetrators. Race issues were skimmed over and downplayed- what a surprise!

Kudos to the production team for not having a single male on screen throughout the entire film. Comes across a little dated now, but is delightful to watch, boasting a stellar female cast, all of whom fill the screen with warmth and gentle humour.

Brilliant series which unfolds with gentleness and grace. Thoroughly engaging and mesmerising performances by its cast.

Brilliant, intoxicating, rivetting. Story telling at its very best. A tad gory but it almost doesn't matter because the storyline is so absorbing.

Hauntingly strange and deeply moving. Humanity stripped back to basics, exploring our intrinsic need for connection above all.

Captivating throughout and visually exquisite. A tense, detailed story with an intoxicating air of courage and hope as it unfolds.

Rivetting, mesmerising and harrowing, this mini series is one of the best I've seen. Performances by the cast were impeccable, raw and heart wrenchingly real. A stunning piece of work.

Exquisite scenery, sets and costumes. Strong, female dominant, cast. Judy Davis steals every scene she is in and Sharon Stone is Everything! The story is the least interesting aspect of this show but the performances lead by Ms Paulson make every visually enchanting moment worth it!

Slick and beautifully shot. Funny and suspenseful in equal measure. Story telling is what makes this series so rivetting.

This show ticks all the boxes for me! Action packed, shocking, intelligently funny and sprinkled with a healthy dose of moralistic and social commentary. Its leaning on the side of being male-centric is the only black spot on the sun, for me.