The Sinner, first season, is not for those who think deep psychology and little action easily becomes boring. Still, the shallow minded type of viewer is the one most in need to see this brilliant series, though everyone would learn something by diving into this series.
It's al about human relations, trust, betrayal and deceive, and most of every imaginable hallway in the labyrinth of being human. And when you think the story really reaches the deep bottom, it goes even deeper and into another layer.
Everything is perfectly woven together and the retrospective story technique is used with full intention. Rarely has the cast been better, with Elisha Hening, Bill Pullman and Carrie Coon doing outstanding parts, not to give and discredit to any other actor.
Finally, it's also good to see a series where the recumé and intro vignette are not lasting for minutes.
It's al about human relations, trust, betrayal and deceive, and most of every imaginable hallway in the labyrinth of being human. And when you think the story really reaches the deep bottom, it goes even deeper and into another layer.
Everything is perfectly woven together and the retrospective story technique is used with full intention. Rarely has the cast been better, with Elisha Hening, Bill Pullman and Carrie Coon doing outstanding parts, not to give and discredit to any other actor.
Finally, it's also good to see a series where the recumé and intro vignette are not lasting for minutes.