Some how I expected more out of this Netflix Series.
It's as if Hallmark wrote and directed this World War II film.
At the heart of this series is the central story of a young blind french girl who's father is the locksmith for a prestigious Paris Museum during the Nazi Rise to power.
Parallel stories involve fascination with Radios and mass communication, Post traumatic stress syndrome and safe guarding a national treasure that is a fortune in large format jewels.
Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Laurie bring credibility to to a predictable script that has a decent premise but becomes entirely too predictable in the latter half of the four episodes.
I'm told that the two actresses who played the blind girl Marie at the center of the story were actually blind.
BTW... I don't watch Hallmark Movies... But from what I know of them this would have been one of their better efforts.
It's as if Hallmark wrote and directed this World War II film.
At the heart of this series is the central story of a young blind french girl who's father is the locksmith for a prestigious Paris Museum during the Nazi Rise to power.
Parallel stories involve fascination with Radios and mass communication, Post traumatic stress syndrome and safe guarding a national treasure that is a fortune in large format jewels.
Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Laurie bring credibility to to a predictable script that has a decent premise but becomes entirely too predictable in the latter half of the four episodes.
I'm told that the two actresses who played the blind girl Marie at the center of the story were actually blind.
BTW... I don't watch Hallmark Movies... But from what I know of them this would have been one of their better efforts.