The Capture Review
I have adored this series on BBC. It has been a welcome introduction to the autumn season of high quality television we have come to expect each year. After a tentative first episode, that didn't immediately convert me to the promotional enthusiast I would later become, the series unfolded into a grippingly intricate and winding narrative that had me hooked. Perhaps my eagerness to love this series, comes in part as a response to my disappointment in the most recent series of Black Mirror. Whilst the 3 episode Netflix-offering felt stagnant and unexciting, The Capture's prophesying regarding technology's role in the modern world, was both fresh and thought-provoking. In terms of the plausibility of 'correction' in the future landscape, I am entirely ignorant. However, it certainly doesn't appear entirely farfetched in today's landscape of face-tune and ubiquitous fake news. Whilst the premise itself, and the confident, competent narrati...
