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Title: Keeping Faith (2017– )
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Faith, a small-town Welsh lawyer, is forced to cut short her extended maternity leave when her husband and business partner, Evan, goes missing. As the truth of his actions surface, Faith must fight to protect her family and her sanity.
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The last 5 seconds of the first series is probably the best. That earned all the stars.
Otherwise this is really a slow story! Lots and lots of scenes where people stare into nothingness or walk on a beach or just walk in the middle of nowhere. There is also a lot of driving around aimlessly saying nothing. Just lots and lots of fillers with mood music.
Many scenes of healthy kiddies eating breakfast or singing with mum and some more mood music. The actual meat of the story moves slowly too. Noone actually does anything except trying to block the poor victim. It is beyond frustrating to watch. Endless helpless and hapless people, even the police are flabbering idiots. Honestly found myself playing ahead by 10 second intervals trying to get to something that actually moves them along and stops being so boring.
I won't bother with the second series as I only persevered to the end of the season to see if they actually get anywhere. No they don't. It just drags on to create employment for actors and writers that don't actually know how to write thrilling and interesting entertainment.
That said, cinematically it is good. But when I'm watching BBC drama I am not expecting art pieces. I want entertainment. Otherwise I would've been on the Arts channels or at the Art theatre.
As drama entertainment, the series as a whole disappoints.