I had no choice but to put on the subtitles, as the music background was swamping 50% of the dialogue.
And there was no need for the foul language. Are scriptwriters so lacking in vocabulary that they need to add such contamination?
The scenery and locations added much to the plot, and the general presentation was well above standard. Brenda did well as the dementia-stricken grandmother.
I'd say that the origination of Ryan was rather too obvious, and his story, once revealed as the plot unfolded, was no surprise.
Well done to the production team in concealing the location - carefully not showing any boats' sterns, where the harbour 'home' would have been visible.
And there was no need for the foul language. Are scriptwriters so lacking in vocabulary that they need to add such contamination?
The scenery and locations added much to the plot, and the general presentation was well above standard. Brenda did well as the dementia-stricken grandmother.
I'd say that the origination of Ryan was rather too obvious, and his story, once revealed as the plot unfolded, was no surprise.
Well done to the production team in concealing the location - carefully not showing any boats' sterns, where the harbour 'home' would have been visible.