I got hooked about 10 minutes in due to the stellar cast. This moves slowly but in a world of fast everything, this isn't a bad thing.
This story is so pertinent with the current demands for assisted dying and the wonderful Esther Rantzen appeals.
I am currently up to the end of episode two and the last scene broke me, the first class actress Sue Johnston played this scene mesmerisingly.
I realise that the rest is going to be a hard watch but the story telling takes you along slowly with it.
I'm age 57 and this is something that interests me greatly.
It will make you think deeply about the subject matter which is covered in a beautiful and highly sensitive manner.
This story is so pertinent with the current demands for assisted dying and the wonderful Esther Rantzen appeals.
I am currently up to the end of episode two and the last scene broke me, the first class actress Sue Johnston played this scene mesmerisingly.
I realise that the rest is going to be a hard watch but the story telling takes you along slowly with it.
I'm age 57 and this is something that interests me greatly.
It will make you think deeply about the subject matter which is covered in a beautiful and highly sensitive manner.