My god, what a great series. The always excellent -- but sometimes a bit difficult to watch, as the characters he plays often so close to the edge of a kind of madness -- Travis Fimmel shares the lead with several equally excellent women actors, indigenous Australian islanders. A sophisticated, insightful and extremely moving exploration of racism, the complexity of becoming an adult, and the dangerous world in which we live.
Slowly, but confidently, it takes the viewer into a complex community, the nuances of which are quickly introduced and a super feat of worldbuilding. Though I felt early on, as a viewer, I was likely to be in very good hands, I soon became convinced I was in great hands. They should be given the opportunity to take the story of Fimmel's charater further. This could become another classic series coming out of this new age of great television with which we have been blessed.
Slowly, but confidently, it takes the viewer into a complex community, the nuances of which are quickly introduced and a super feat of worldbuilding. Though I felt early on, as a viewer, I was likely to be in very good hands, I soon became convinced I was in great hands. They should be given the opportunity to take the story of Fimmel's charater further. This could become another classic series coming out of this new age of great television with which we have been blessed.