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Welsh-language drama series based around a married museum director who has an affair with a mysterious young man.

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Enough story for just one season

(Suggest also a reference IMDB page for &quot;The Museum&quot; since many int&apos;l viewers will view Eng subtitled version.) Actually FFWDed a lot and hung in there just to see how it would end. Couldn&apos;t like or identify w/any of the characters, many were simply caricatures. Villain and sidekick eg, straight out of comic books.

I loved the female lead in Tree on a Hill and at first admired her range. She was as convincing in this opposite role/genre. But closeups of her silent panic complete w/ chest rising rapidly were tiring --writing/camera/direction rely heavily on her character being sent straight up the creek w/ every new occurrence.

Long, too many weaving tangents and sub-plots -- a couple major ones came in like a ton of bricks, only to peter out. Artsy, fantastical, repetitive flashbacks, unrealistic, and unsatisfying, in spite of some attempts in the ending. Left feeling as blah as the pained expressions of both leads.

(Suggest also a reference IMDB page for "The Museum" since many int'l viewers will view Eng subtitled version.) Actually FFWDed a lot and hung in there just to see how it would end. Couldn't like or identify w/any of the characters, many were simply caricatures. Villain and sidekick eg, straight out of comic books.

I loved the female lead in Tree on a Hill and at first admired her range. She was as convincing in this opposite role/genre. But closeups of her silent panic complete w/ chest rising rapidly were tiring --writing/camera/direction rely heavily on her character being sent straight up the creek w/ every new occurrence.

Long, too many weaving tangents and sub-plots -- a couple major ones came in like a ton of bricks, only to peter out. Artsy, fantastical, repetitive flashbacks, unrealistic, and unsatisfying, in spite of some attempts in the ending. Left feeling as blah as the pained expressions of both leads.

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