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TrailerIn a comedy of a different kind, she talks about a girl called Rowen. Rowen is a public relations person, promotes, declares and protects his clients permanently. Her job seems to need to clean up the mess left by her bad-behaved customers so far. But with the changing circumstances and days, there seems to be a dynamic backdrop in London that may change things as Rowen offers a great comedy about a quick glimpse of the celebrity world.Genre: ComedyActors: Anna Paquin, Lydia Wilson, Rufus Jones, Rebecca Benson, Genevieve Angelson, Arinzé Kene, Sophie Okonedo, Meghan Treadway, Eliza Riley, Marc Warren, Lloyd Everitt, ...»Director: Peter Cattaneo, George KaneCountry: United KingdomDuration: 30 minQuality: HDRelease: 2019IMDb: 7.3Rating(5) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Flack - Season 1"
The AtlanticFebruary 22, 2019In its best moments, Flack is a bleak workplace comedy studded with talent.
Daily Telegraph (UK)February 22, 2019Not terribly fresh, then, but still huge fun. Flack gets no flak from me.
Observer (UK)February 28, 2019A terrific and bittersweet comedy from Oliver Lansley, it's in turns woefully tender and snort-funny. You'll be blowing tea down your nose.
PajibaFebruary 26, 2019It's a rotten business, with rotten people, but Flack is entertaining nonetheless. It shines a light on the grotesque nature of fame, and although it humanizes some of the players, and makes you laugh, it doesn't let you forget that they are terrible.
Sunday Times (UK)February 25, 2019Flack wasn't the week's heaviest drama, but it felt like the start of a dysfunctional friendship.
Salon.comFebruary 25, 2019Flack has a devilish crackle to it that makes it highly watchable.
Times (UK)February 22, 2019The high-functioning screw-up is a familiar trope, yet Flack exploded on to the screen with such confidence and brio that resistance proved useless.
GQ Magazine [UK]February 21, 2019It's technically about the hidden push and pull between truth and entertainment and the dark arts of perception management, except one seemingly using a script that's been written entirely in emoji.
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