Shannon Plumb

Franco 2022-03-21 08:01:05

This limited drama of HBO's religious background is niche but attractive.

The world is so complex, difficult, and sinister, yet people are so deeply connected to each other - it's true.

A pure "good spirit" like Thomas, because of the mental disorder and more thorough religious piety, must be more...

Grayson 2022-03-21 08:01:05

How can so much suffering befall one person, the screenwriter makes us believe that this is a curse, a curse handed down from our grandparents. The discussion of this drama is inseparable from its relationship with Cain and Abel. Brothers slaughter each other. The original sin of human beings is...

Birdie 2022-03-26 09:01:14

I watched an episode and thought it was a movie, but I didn't expect it to be a series? How bad will this be

Marilie 2022-03-21 08:01:05

Finally finished it. This story is from a completely male perspective, and the author repeatedly struggles with his patriarchal identity and tries to connect (but fails) with the destiny of the country, which is boring. It's very cunning to forgive Ray and myself so happily. |It's been three episodes, and I still can't empathize with the protagonist. His life has been blasted to the end. He never saw his biological father at birth, his stepfather was domestic violence, his mother died of illness and premature death, his twin brother was schizophrenic and he chopped off his hands, his daughter died suddenly in a newborn after three weeks, and he and his wife could not survive this hurdle for a year. married later. But these pains come from within, turning people into a pressure cooker that keeps heating up with all the vents blocked. I don't mean to be miserable, but these pains of the protagonist are personal and individual. Even people who have the same experience (such as the Anonymous Meeting for Parents of Sudden Newborn Death he went to) are difficult to intervene and understand. Not to mention soothing each other. Against this background, it is easier for people to feel the pressure from the outside world, such as women, sexual minorities, disabilities, ethnic groups, beliefs, etc.