Apparently the Italian born director didn't come cheep and four writers were paid for this story and script. So a lot of money and talent. Then you have Fraser, who annoyed me to no end. Although he is in his middle to late teens, he giggles incessantly and seemingly has the emotional maturity of a ten year old. Its one thing for young people not to have an emotional or moral compass as they are coming to terms with life. However, for ALL the grownup in this miniseries to have a high level of dysfunction, it seems like its dysfunction for drama's sake. I know living a stable life is not dramatically interesting but this series pushes way beyond previous boundaries. I only hope that given the terrific challenges that our current military has, it's real men and women are several degrees more stable than the characters in this drama.
Review of We Are Who We Are
We Are Who We Are
(2020)
I don't know what I can add but this is a lot of money spent on so very little.
2 November 2020