I consistently feel let down when I view American or Western television programs and movies, and this one is no different. There seems to be an odd preoccupation with race in America. A woman was murdered, and those involved in media are emphasizing that she was a white female. It's unclear why her ethnicity is even relevant; a person has died—it’s upsetting. Things don't improve from there. The initial scene of the …

The whole thing felt dull, and there wasn't much chemistry between the performers. It’s clear that whoever put this together simply grabbed available talent instead of taking care to select people who would really suit their roles.

This was just an unpleasant experience overall. Pablo Schreiber is consistently great; he’s a very talented performer. Jon Bernthal isn't bad either, though his choices of projects aren't always something I enjoy. However, I can’t get behind Tessa Thompson’s casting—she simply doesn’t bring any spark to the screen and seems incapable of delivering an adequate performance. It's puzzling why she keeps getting these …