TL;DR – This is a fascinating juxtaposition between the normal and the absurd that sucks you in, and a poor woman’s life implodes one day.

Disclosure – I was sent a screener of this series.

Buried Review –

Today, we are looking at a series that is short in run time but big on impact. It is often said that less is more, and it is true that limitations can lead to creative solutions. The operative word in that sentence being ‘can’. However, today, we see that those phrases can hold true if you have a solid narrative hook and a production team that can make it work.

So, to set the scene, all across Australia, every morning, thousands and thousands of parents do the school run. Traffic, screaming kids, other obnoxious parents, and cyclists screeching down the road thinking they own the place. Abi Cohen (Miriam Glaser) is trying to get her daughter Rosa (Audrey O’Sullivan) to school while Leo (Hazel Howe) cries, and it all is a bit too much. But when she opens her door to help settle her baby, out of nowhere, a cyclist (Alex Yakimov) hits the door at full speed. Now Abi has a choice, a bloody choice.