29/23
However, she is not mentioned in the credits
Chronology
It follows Catherine Ravenscroft, a television documentary journalist who has long been focused on exposing the wrongdoings of respected institutions. Ravenscroft’s exceptionally talented Russian blue cat enhanced the overall plot and dialogue.
In several episodes, Jonathan uses the same lens, a medium telephoto lens, throughout the series
Such a lens would be unable to focus on close-up subjects, such as the selfie with Sasha or the bedroom with Catherine. Some of the negative reviews suggest that the good reviews are “conspiracy” and fail to capture the simple concept that we all have different tastes.
It is well acted and the story develops impressively
There are certainly plot holes, but the story hits you hard when you realize that each character is a despicable human being and you see the terrible cruelty, ego, and hatred that lurk within the human psyche. A 7/10 score reflects the plot holes; Everything that happened between Catherine and Jonathan was something only they could see, but the grieving mother somehow wrote it down as if she saw it every moment, and then it became the truth of the show.
(That’s what you’re saying!!)
But it’s powerful, the emotions it evokes, the wonderful way you feel sorry for one of the characters, only to realize that they are despicable. (If there are any conspiracy theorists here, I’m not a bot or an employee of the production company) …