How missing child case came to haunt a detective
Season 3 of True Detective recaptured the mood, vision and most importantly the writing of the amazing of season 1. This time Mahershala Ali and Stephen Dorff are investigating the disappearance of two children.<br /><br />The first thing that stands out is the imagery. In the first season for instance there were all these shots of rural Louisiana with the oil industry looming in the background. This time there are great views of Ali. For instance he looks at a photograph of soldiers from Vietnam wondering if they have PTSD and then stares at himself because he’s concerned he might have it too. One time when he’s older he finds himself standing at an intersection involving the case and can’t remember how he got there or what he was doing.<br /><br />Second there’s a looming sense of doom and darkness hanging over the story. In the initial series there was a growing sense of evil. Here you immediately feel that something really bad has happened.<br /><br />Third the story once again is character driven. Ali has always been a favorite of mine and he doesn’t disappoint here. It’s all the little things like how he flirts with Ejogo and is able to get her phone number while passing it off as police business. He also constantly loses himself staring off into the distance because this case had such an effect upon him. He feels the importance of it all which makes you feel the same way. The show is really about Ali as much as it is the case it weaves through his life from the time of the case into when he was older and was still obsessed with it.
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