The Woman in the Wall: S1 e2: Show Thyself
January 27, 2024 8:51 AM - Season 1, Episode 2 - Subscribe
From IMDB: "When Lorna has no intention of sleeping until she finds out what [name redacted] knew. The town's laundry survivors are campaigning for justice. Past betrayals emerge to the surface and end in tragedy."
From IMDB: "The second episode of "The Woman in the Wall" reveals more sinister connections between Lorna and Akande and the Magdalene Laundry, adding depth to the central murder mystery. The episode raises questions about Lorna's innocence and suggests that she may not be the obvious suspect in the crime. The discovery of CCTV footage and the introduction of new characters like Dara and Sister Aileen uncover more layers in the investigation and shed light on the dark secrets of the Magdalene Laundry.
The Woman in the Wall's episode 2 delves deeper into the dark underbelly of Kilkinure, revealing more details about Lorna and Akande's connections to the Magdalene Laundry. Set in the fictional town of Kilkinure, The Woman in the Wall combines fiction with history by portraying how a murder links to the unethical practices of a shut-down Magdalene Laundry."
From IMDB: "The second episode of "The Woman in the Wall" reveals more sinister connections between Lorna and Akande and the Magdalene Laundry, adding depth to the central murder mystery. The episode raises questions about Lorna's innocence and suggests that she may not be the obvious suspect in the crime. The discovery of CCTV footage and the introduction of new characters like Dara and Sister Aileen uncover more layers in the investigation and shed light on the dark secrets of the Magdalene Laundry.
The Woman in the Wall's episode 2 delves deeper into the dark underbelly of Kilkinure, revealing more details about Lorna and Akande's connections to the Magdalene Laundry. Set in the fictional town of Kilkinure, The Woman in the Wall combines fiction with history by portraying how a murder links to the unethical practices of a shut-down Magdalene Laundry."
So interesting
posted by daniellemikaelian at 3:41 PM on January 29
posted by daniellemikaelian at 3:41 PM on January 29
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One thing that did make me wonder was the idea that so many of the survivors of that particular laundry all seemed to live in the same community as adults. It that something that would realistically happen? Not that I would have problems with the show if that aspect turned out to be artistic license; I just found it quite interesting.
For me, this is definitely worth watching. I like the way they have combined police procedure with something resembling horror, and woven the police story into the laundry and village story.
posted by BibiRose at 9:30 AM on January 27