One Night

TV Mini Series
2012

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This four-part series tells the interlocking stories of a killing set on a housing estate in London.This four-part series tells the interlocking stories of a killing set on a housing estate in London.This four-part series tells the interlocking stories of a killing set on a housing estate in London.

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7.8/10

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Awards
- 2 wins total

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Billy Matthews

Alfie

Don Gilet

DC Hutton

Ben Hull

Barney Campbell

Douglas Hodge

Georgina Campbell

Rochelle

Jessica Hynes

Carol

Monsay Whitney

Nikki

Tahirah Sharif

Madison

Marianne Graffam

Karin - Social Worker

Reanne Anthony-Brown

Dakota

Zack Morris

Kyle

Joshua Osei

Jake

Saskia Reeves

Sally

Savannah Gordon-Liburd

Abby

Pip Torrens

Mr. Lerner

George Sargeant

Fitz

Bashir Hussein

Sami

Oscar Lloyd

Gabriel

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Dædalus
Written by Errollyn Wallen
Performed by Errollyn Wallen
Played during the opening and closing credits

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4/10

Living in London sucks

I knew it was a mistake to get drawn into this series. It's well acted, and makes you want to see the next episode, but the storylines are hellish, it's hard to like the characters, and everything is fraught and frantic.

If you want drama that makes you squirm with embarrassment at the way these people live their lives - whether the middle class or the underclass of the high-rise estate, then I guess you'll love this. And yet, it isn't 'gritty' or 'real' and doesn't portray either social group very accurately. The middle-class are cardboard cutouts, and the kids in the 'hood are a fantasy. Who are these people?