A heartbreaking story, an investigation of lost women, A convention of reputed people across the world, A bunch of saint-type commentaries over the apocalypse of the world are saturated in this Sherlock Holmes-type contemporary whodunit. The makers deliver a fascinating idea while enlivening the mystery-suspense genre. A murder is at the center, where anyone could be the culprit. Emma Corrin is Incandescent, in the lead and her ingenious character is in finding the "who-do-it" person; whereas the beefy cast is also splendid. The technology assists in the whole mystery-solving adventure. The echo of A. I. makes its presence felt. The blistering cold snow landscapes make a shivering impact, and the Cinematography & Editing keep bypassing through the past and present very flawlessly. The show finds its heart in its inclusive, riveting story and its mystifying screenplay, meticulously encrypted and intriguingly decrypted with timely, thought-provoking insights for us. The show tries to reflect our versions in this modern-day world as well as it's like a tale of a dark web. The show ranges from thrilling beats to a heart-rending experience also. After the whooping revelation in its groovy climax, one shall genuinely take a moment to think of their own present life, internally as well as externally. The world is changing, but is it for better or worse?
