#Behind her eyes film series

By having the connection develop over time and getting to see what effect the individuals had on each other gave the viewer insight to their relationship dynamics.

I find myself thinking back on the finale a lot and wondering about any potential hints that I didn’t fully process to begin with. The biggest positive that I can say about the show, is its ability to sit in your mind and create conversation between its viewers. Getting an in-depth back story for David and Adele was also nice as it showed us what crafted them into the characters that they ended up becoming, with what their motivations were and what effect each incident had on them. When getting to see the intimacy developing and how much Louise cares for her son, it can be difficult for the audience to fully comprehend why she does not take her friends advice to stop being involved, but that is life I suppose, we all think we know best about everything that involves us. The relationships all feel somewhat authentic and make us feel for all of the characters involved. With the chance encounter, then employee boss dynamic, everything is quite normal, then the introduction of insane wife, and the inability for the audience to tell who is being truthful, the show gives us constant food for thought. We have great characters, interesting backgrounds, and an intriguing story that in fairness, is not outside the realms of possibility. Which, up until episode 5, is something that most fans would have definitely got on board with.

Like all shows in existence, there are positives and negatives that they all have, with the effect that it can have on the enjoyment of a show being paramount to its ability to be rewatched by fans. This is all to say, I enjoyed the portrayals and thought the acting was sublime. Being able to judge them based off of this alone was able to keep me interested and prevent the story from pulling me out of what was happening at each moment. I had not seen the actors before in other pieces of work, so it became interesting for me to see their abilities in a more condensed area, and based on the concept for the show overall, it was helpful not knowing the actors.

All of this was done successfully by all involved, with the audience constantly being interested in the relationships, thanks to the connection that Louise as a character needs to establish with all involved. With the chemistry between David and Louise, also being needed to create a dynamic that is understandable and believable for the audience.

#Behind her eyes film series

This resulted in most of the work being in the hands of Eve Hewson, she needed to portray a role that gave the audience different perspectives of the same character, due to Adele being someone who has changed a lot during the time the series takes place in, we are left being aware that something has changed. This is due to the skill involved by the actors themselves, they needed to be able to show us very different sides to their characters, based on what point in time, we were in. Of course, while there is a story going on in the background, the use of the past flashbacks to further the story of David and Adele, causes the audience to wonder how the couple evolved to the level that they ended up in. If it falls away at all, then they are likely to struggle in creating a show that intrigues its audience and keeps us interested. The show is built on the core trio, and due to this, the way in which they are able to act alone and in scenes with one another, is key. The show has been well received, and I can see people going back for a 2nd viewing in order to try and pick up on what they have missed along the way.

The story demonstrates the perils of adultery, getting involved with others business, and what happens when we fail to put ourselves first in our lives. The show pivots around the cast and until around episode 5 really comes across as something that could happen to anyone in life. The show caused uproar on Twitter due to its ending, with many articles and people left commenting about the surprise twist and how it fits into the overall narrative of the piece, with any hints or tips that were along the way. The series takes place in the present and the past, with it being filmed in 2019, prior to the pandemic, starring Eve Hewson, Tom Bateman and Simona Brown. The series focusing on a group of 3 people, with Louise getting involved with her psychiatrist boss, before becoming friends with his wife. The author wanted to create something similar to that of Gone Girl but was unable to think of an original idea to begin with, before eventually settling on the concepts used in this series / novel. Behind Her Eyes is a new Netflix original based on the novel of the same name by Sarah Pinborough released in 2017.