The Lonely Londoner

When I watched the first episode, I didn't feel anything. I unilaterally believed that it was really a needle in a haystack for the police to find the murderer for a skeleton that may have been hundreds of years old. Suddenly, the twists and turns have changed. After the year is determined, the characteristics and sins of that era are the same. One appears.

As for the several elderly people who were implicated by the phone numbers in a diary, in the process of being excluded from suspicion one by one, the fear buried in everyone's heart is actually hanging in the worry for more than 30 years. There was a knock on the door. You always have to pay back when you come out.

The depiction of that era, all kinds of immigration, racial discrimination, homophobia, feels like revisiting The Lonely Londoner.

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