"A classic whodonit mystery" says the IMBD headline, but ai wonder if anyone can tell me what "it" was, let alone who did it.
Coming off watching Ozark, this was bland, even in its most "exciting" parts. The writing is nit up to the standard of the cast, who are brilliant, and they perform the 1920s stereotypes with consummate skill, dressed in beige and white linen against a backdrop of the Croatian coastline. Lily Fraser catches the eye. Some of the wooden parasols look to be of a rather modern construction, with a bit of used gaffer tape wrapped in strategic places. But on a big screen, it provides lovely wallpaper.
Coming off watching Ozark, this was bland, even in its most "exciting" parts. The writing is nit up to the standard of the cast, who are brilliant, and they perform the 1920s stereotypes with consummate skill, dressed in beige and white linen against a backdrop of the Croatian coastline. Lily Fraser catches the eye. Some of the wooden parasols look to be of a rather modern construction, with a bit of used gaffer tape wrapped in strategic places. But on a big screen, it provides lovely wallpaper.