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We've always struggled in Wales to produce quality drama but I have to say.. This was an impressive effort.. 8 out of 10
Good acting, strong story, believable characters. Gruesome and dark in parts but this only added to the tension and was neither gratuitous nor dwelt on for too long.
Beautifully filmed in Wales and though I don't speak Welsh (hooray for subtitles) I felt the switches in language gave greater authenticity to the story.
Well worth a watch.
This is one of those shows where you could easily stop watching early on due to the slow pace of the early episodes, my advice is don't, watch it to the end, it is worth it. If you give up before episode 4 you will have missed out, it might take that long to really hook you in. It grabbed me from the very first episode and would not let go, but I was lucky enough to be able to binge watch all 8 episodes in one sitting, mind you it was late into the night when I finished watching it.
If I was to compare this to any other show it would be The Fallen with Gillian Anderson, the only exception being that this is not about a serial killer as another reviewer has stated, it is far more involved and complex than that.
If you like really well made, brilliantly acted (the acting really is sublime) detective shows that have depth, watch this and ignore the bad reviews by shallow people who could not have really watched this all the way through.
You have to read subtitles, unless you can understand Welsh, but they are hardly noticeable when you get right into the show.
If I was to compare this to any other show it would be The Fallen with Gillian Anderson, the only exception being that this is not about a serial killer as another reviewer has stated, it is far more involved and complex than that.
If you like really well made, brilliantly acted (the acting really is sublime) detective shows that have depth, watch this and ignore the bad reviews by shallow people who could not have really watched this all the way through.
You have to read subtitles, unless you can understand Welsh, but they are hardly noticeable when you get right into the show.
Yes, I agree that the writing is great and the setting for Hidden makes for an entertaining and interesting show. The use of lighting combined with the beautiful exterior and sometimes brooding interior scenes are so artful and play an important part of the story.
My wife and I really like the show.
(I still can't get over the beautiful, artful direction and cinematography ...repeating myself; I know)!
I am two episodes in and so far it's everything you want. Beautiful and brooding landscapes, twists and turns... but the main reason I'm writing a review is because of the negative comments towards the use of the welsh language.
Firstly, they're in Wales so they're speaking Welsh. Makes sense doesn't it? If you can't be bothered to experience some culture and pay attention to the episodes by occasionally having to read some subtitles then this isn't a series for you. I also love all the Scandinavian murder mystery dramas and this is very similar. SO if your idea of a good serial killer series is something like Criminal Minds then I'm afraid this is a bit too sophisticated for u x
Firstly, they're in Wales so they're speaking Welsh. Makes sense doesn't it? If you can't be bothered to experience some culture and pay attention to the episodes by occasionally having to read some subtitles then this isn't a series for you. I also love all the Scandinavian murder mystery dramas and this is very similar. SO if your idea of a good serial killer series is something like Criminal Minds then I'm afraid this is a bit too sophisticated for u x
Did you know
- TriviaFour of the major cast members of season 1 appeared in season 3 of the Welsh detective show Hinterland. Sion Alun Davies (DS Owen Vaughan) and Gwyneth Keyworth (victim Megan) played the son and daughter of a murdered preacher in episode 3.1. Sian Reese-Williams also appeared in that episode, as well as others, as a hotel owner. And Rhodri Meilier (predator Dylan) appeared in episode 3.2 as the boyfriend of a murder victim (Reese-Williams was also in that episode).
- Alternate versionsTwo language versions filmed together: First broadcast in Welsh version (Craith), followed by English/bilingual version (Hidden).
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- Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales, UK(remote cottage near Bethesda)
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