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Elisabeth Moss, David Wenham, Peter Mullan, Thomas M. Wright, Holly Hunter, Jay Ryan, Geneviève Lemon, Robyn Malcolm, Alison Bruce, Robyn Nevin (mehr)Folgen(7)
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Das verkaufte Paradies (S01E01)
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Die Suche (S01E02)
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Am Rande des Universums (S01E03)
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Unter dem Regenbogen (S01E04)
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Der dunkle Schöpfer (S01E05)
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Ohne Abschied (S01E06)
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Episode 7 (S01E07)
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Twelve-year-old Tui Mitcham, daughter of the local drug lord, is pulled from the freezing waters of an alpine lake in New Zealand. She is discovered to be pregnant and won’t say who the father is. Then she disappears. Robin Griffin is the straight-talking detective experienced in child protection who is called in to investigate. But as Robin becomes more and more obsessed with the search for Tui, she begins to realise that finding the girl is tantamount to finding herself - a self she has kept well-hidden. (Transmission Films)
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Lucy Lawless spielt eine Gastrolle, was ein Ereignis ist, denn sie war wahrscheinlich der letzte neuseeländische Star, der nicht bei Jane Campion gespielt hat. Und Campion ist einfach großartig, alle lieben Das Piano (auch deshalb spielt Holly Hunter mit). Aber wie ist Top of the Lake? Ein kaltes, langsames und sehr grausames Kriminaldrama. Die Rolle von Lucy ist nicht wichtig, auch Stephen Lovatt ist nur Beiwerk. Aber wenn Sie unter einer latenten Depression leiden, könnten Sie durch die Stimmung in Top of the Lake eine Art Katharsis durchlaufen.
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Top of the Lake is... intense. Really intense. First off, coming from the Lord of the Rings era, I always thought New Zealand was full of chill, nature-loving folks. But this show? Not so much. It's also incredibly feminist—almost to the point where I'm shocked there are any halfway normal male characters at all. Most of the guys are just way off, and I really struggled to connect with the cast. Even though it's a solid crime drama, it gives off the vibe that the entire area is inhabited by psychopaths instead of regular people, which is definitely a problem. That said, it's still a fascinating watch. I’m curious to see what season two brings—I'm guessing Australia’s next in line to get roasted, and maybe it deserves it more.
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