This one kind of means to give you a better look into Frances' background, however in my opinion, the writers fell short. I can see what the purpose was, but I felt like maybe the dialogs could be improved. The scenes with the mom and dad felt bland.
I did enjoy the scenery. The takes when Frances is ridding the bus back home, the road and the houses are beautiful , in a simple way. I do really enjoy it when they make simple/regular things look pretty.
Conversations with the character of Jim seem kind of purposeless. I want to see though if he will have a major role in the story in future episodes.
Love every look, every facial expression and every line delivered by Jemima Kirke I feel like so far she has made all the right choices for her character. I can also tell Alison Oliver is a pro, and so natural.
This episode was also very slow paced, however, It kind of gives me an "indie movie" vibe. So I like it to a certain degree, from a general point of view, but not really as much if we were to just focused on the writing.
The kissing scene was deep. You can feel what the actors are feeling. They want to kiss and are soooo into doing so, but at the same time they both are so conflicted. Specially him. It is not always easy as an actor to covey completely different emotions at the same time. Props to both of them but specially Joe Alwyn
I did enjoy the scenery. The takes when Frances is ridding the bus back home, the road and the houses are beautiful , in a simple way. I do really enjoy it when they make simple/regular things look pretty.
Conversations with the character of Jim seem kind of purposeless. I want to see though if he will have a major role in the story in future episodes.
Love every look, every facial expression and every line delivered by Jemima Kirke I feel like so far she has made all the right choices for her character. I can also tell Alison Oliver is a pro, and so natural.
This episode was also very slow paced, however, It kind of gives me an "indie movie" vibe. So I like it to a certain degree, from a general point of view, but not really as much if we were to just focused on the writing.
The kissing scene was deep. You can feel what the actors are feeling. They want to kiss and are soooo into doing so, but at the same time they both are so conflicted. Specially him. It is not always easy as an actor to covey completely different emotions at the same time. Props to both of them but specially Joe Alwyn
