MIA review – the creator of Ozark’s new drama is as subtle as being mauled by a 12ft alligator
This Florida-set revenge thriller swings between being boring and ludicrous. It’s riddled with awkward dialogue and convenient plotting Miami, Florida is the US at its extreme. Ostentatious wealth is everywhere, some legal, some very illegal, most of it in a grey area between the two. All of it (…)
Site référencé: The Guardian (Africa)
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