Unseen

It is absolutely surprising that until this point there are no reviews for this fine little series. It is about a group of people in a small town whose life is changed when a big radio tower (or something like that) is built next to their houses. Some of the people move out of the town and plan a terrorist attack on the tower, others become invisible. Very well played and written and the abrupt ending is no deficit either because obviously there should have come the second season (no trace of that so far). Very welcome are also the "invisible" scenes with the logical nudity which is authentic, not the usual American CGI garbage put together by computers. Beside not having a second season it is also a shame that the first hasn't got a dvd release so far - it would be a definite buy.

I really loved the way the Idea of being invisible has been treated in a more "Human" way. It's always about super heroes and super power when it comes to be invisible. But this time i'ts been treated as a possible damnation, as the rejection from our world of appearances. How do we feel then. The character of Ayoub, the first invisible patient in the story is that of a good tragedy full of emotions. Beautiful scène that one with his son in the badroom where the darkness becomes there best friend. Little frustration around this mysterious character John Steel, would have loved to have more of him along the story all around. But al by all, loved it.