Full disclosure: I am biased to this because I am catholic.
Sean Bean, the first picture that comes to our mind when we take his name is Ned Stark in GoT, but he plays the role of a Priest to absolute perfection in this. The trials and travails of the people of his parish, is melancholy in hyperbole. Some of it is guaranteed to bring you to shed a tear. Enough characters and drama enough to keep you hooked from episode 2. The story which is obviously fiction has every reason to have actually played out in real, being played out somewhere out there even. Somehow this reminds me of Breaking Bad, dunno why. It's worth your while to give this go among the Homelands and Walking Dead's, for me its up there with the best so far, hope the rest of it (episodes) doesn't disappoint.
Sean Bean, the first picture that comes to our mind when we take his name is Ned Stark in GoT, but he plays the role of a Priest to absolute perfection in this. The trials and travails of the people of his parish, is melancholy in hyperbole. Some of it is guaranteed to bring you to shed a tear. Enough characters and drama enough to keep you hooked from episode 2. The story which is obviously fiction has every reason to have actually played out in real, being played out somewhere out there even. Somehow this reminds me of Breaking Bad, dunno why. It's worth your while to give this go among the Homelands and Walking Dead's, for me its up there with the best so far, hope the rest of it (episodes) doesn't disappoint.