Near the weekend, today continues amway a drama list.
This time recommended is five more unpopular high-scoring British dramas, fans who have not yet seen the drama, you can collect -
"The Same Way to the End"
Accused
Premiered in 2010, "The Same Journey and Home" was produced for two seasons, with a score of 9.0 / 9.2 on Douban.
Unlike most British dramas, this drama is composed of independent stories, each episode is a different case, a different background.
All the cases in this drama occur to ordinary people, involving premeditated crimes, accidental killings, vendetta killings, love killings...
Among them were soldiers, plumbers, elementary school teachers, taxi drivers, etc. Obviously, they are ordinary people at the grass-roots level of society, and their nature is not bad.
However, for some unavoidable reason, they did what people thought was understandable, but contrary to legal norms.
Finally, what they need to experience and face together is to stand in the dock of the courtroom and wait for the judge's verdict: guilty or not guilty.
There is no black and white right and wrong, just through one case after another, the game between law, morality, and human nature is portrayed in every detail.
The title Ofaccused refers to the defendants, that is, they sit in the dock and wait for the law to be decided by different backgrounds and cases involved.
Whether the judgment is fair, whether the judgment is light or heavy, it is left to the audience to think.
Many film and television works like black and white, and in the end good people have good rewards, but is this really the case in real life?
There is a saying in Les Misérables: "The highest law is the conscience of man." ”
Law is only the most basic conventional rule, it is not black and white, it is the result of the game of interests and struggle.
It's not so simple and not so clear,and many times it's not even a set of definitive standard answers.
"RelativeLy Speechless"
The A word
"Relatively Speechless" is a rewrite of the Israeli drama "Yellow Pepper" and mainly tells the family story of a young boy suffering from autism.
At present, there are three seasons, and there are 8.9-9.1 points on Douban.
The protagonist of the series is a young boy named Joe, suffering from autism, and he lives with his family in a beautiful Lake District town in the United Kingdom.
He has an extraordinary love of music, and can continue to sing a phrase at will, while also accurately stating the song's title, age and singer.
Unfortunately, Joe suffers from autism and lies on the ground yelling when he starts the illness, and no one can communicate with him normally.
In order to take care of Joe, the mother does not even let him go to school, but receives a family education...
The family often quarreled over Joe's illness.
Of course, "Relatively Speechless" focuses not only on Joe's autism, but on Joe's autism, peeling away the whole family problem layer by layer.
For example, Joe also has an older sister, Rebecca, and mom and dad sometimes focus too much on Joe, thus ignoring the existence of their sister. What happened to Rebecca during adolescence, they knew nothing...
"Relatively Speechless" not only promotes the popularization of autism and shortens the public's information errors in cognition, but also completes everyone's spiritual growth with the help of the problems caused by Joe's family.
This is very similar to "Atypical Loneliness", at the beginning, the family will always encounter contradictions and troubles of one kind or another, no communication, no listening, but in the end they still get through it with love again and again.
Miranda
Miranda
A total of three seasons, Douban 9.0-9.3 points.
Each season can make people find resonance points while laughing, and heal themselves while chasing the drama.
The protagonist of the story is named "Miranda", a typical freak.
He is 183cm+ tall and strong.
A short unmodified hair, a slightly sluggish face, together they are often recognized as men.
The story told by "Miranda" begins with the heroine Miranda telling the audience about the troubles, and then ends with the collective dance of all the protagonists, and from time to time the heroine likes to take time to communicate with the audience in front of the TV.
And miranda, the heroine, is played by miranda, the show's screenwriter, Miranda Hart, so it's still a semi-autobiographical series.
Miranda herself starred in full character, and those who followed her said that just by watching her Twitter updates, she didn't have to watch the show.
"Miranda" is a more classic BBC sitcom, the various memes in the play make people laugh, the yellow paragraph is just right, the British "Guardian" commented, "Miranda is a rare comedy that can make you really laugh" nowadays.
More media said that it was the most interesting work in the history of British television in decades.
Unfortunately, there are only three seasons, and each episode is only half an hour.
But don't worry about the bad ending, the final episode of "Miranda" is a happy and happy open ending, so fans who like this genre can watch it with confidence...
Detective Morse Prequel
Endeavour
The "Inspector Morse" series is one of the most popular TV series in the UK, based on the mystery novel by British author Colin Dexter.
It premiered on ITV in 2013 and has been airing for seven seasons.
IMDb 8.6 points, Douban 8.5-9.4 points.
Set in the 1960s and 1970s, "Inspector Morse Prequel" is mainly about Morse's growing from a rookie cop who has just entered the workplace to a big detective.
Unlike many detective dramas, the protagonist aura of this drama is almost non-existent. Even often because of the relatively straight, resulting in a very bumpy career and emotional road...
Fortunately, Little Morse has a unique talent in investigating cases, and he solves one unsolved case after another.
Each episode of "Detective Morse Prequel" is a relatively independent case, and the episode is 90 minutes long.
In addition to the good-looking plot and beautiful soundtrack, the exquisite exterior is also a major attraction, and every frame is a landscape...
《New Talk Life》
Alan Bennett's Talking Heads
At present, it is 8.9 points on Douban.
The drama "New Chatter Life" can be said to have gathered many treasure-level actors in the United Kingdom.
There is a small pervert Judy Comer who is extremely popular in China and popular all over the world (representative work "Kill Eve");
There is Watson Martin Freeman in the hit drama "Sherlock", there is the funny Tamsin Gregg, and the Venetian film queen Umbridge and others.
It's a monologue drama.
There is no interaction between multiple characters in the whole play, and a single protagonist "chatters" to the camera, only occasionally changing the scene to make a monologue to the camera.
12 episodes, 12 topics.
There are clichéd realities of life: loneliness, unspoken rules...
There are also unspeakable desires and violence hidden beneath the surface of living life:
A middle-aged mother falls in love with her stepson;
A woman has been sexually abused for a long time!
The artist who loves to take advantage of the small bargain instead sold the famous painting at the price of cabbage ~ ~~
It's quite dramatic, but it doesn't make you feel boring at all.
This credit, of course, is inseparable from the screenwriter Alain Bennett's script.
His powerful ability to control words, the insight into human nature and the irony caused by the observation of life, are vividly displayed with superb monologues, and each episode is worth savoring.
Just like he once said in "History Boys" in 2006 about the experience of reading, it is completely OK to replace it with film and television here.
Each story leads from the tipping point to a deeper social reality and the dark corners of human nature.
This way of breaking the "four walls" is like a strange friend telling you the true story of what happened to him.
From their narration, you explore the inner world of people, and analyze the possibilities of various people, feelings, and events in the virtual and real.
The above is today's recommendation, interested fans can go to download and see.
It's a good habit to like it!