Gail Reid

I think it was predictable by the spoiler of the prologue. It was long winded and boring at times. I was skipping whole paragraphs a lot of the time. The ending was rushed with no suspense and little imagination

It was intriguing and well acted. My only main comment is that David tennent played a good part as a manic depressive but only ever portrayed his highs. There was not one scene where he appeared low, depressed and unable to function, which if yore I’ll enough to be hospitalised with this condition this would be reflected, so that in itself was implausible