Collision

it's not a bad series, honestly, I didn't get hooked on the first episode, but I decided to continue anyway) the finale is impressive))

I really feel sorry for the black man who was slowly bleeding to death...

The wasp was not to blame for anything, it flew around its planet. It's the fault of an inadequate man who, instead of opening the window and releasing the wasp, started waving his arms. So he killed all those who died in an accident, or else they pushed the blame onto the wasp.

Investigating the causes of a major traffic accident reveals many unexpected and sometimes very unsightly details from the lives of different, unfamiliar and seemingly completely unrelated people.

A wonderful, intricate and intriguing plot with several dramatic stories that are wonderfully intertwined and superimposed on each other. Apart from the ten participants in the accident, almost every one of whom is hiding something, there are plenty of other suspicious characters. Both the viewer and the meticulous investigator will have to learn many of their secrets, from the completely innocent to the absolutely criminal. The circumstances and facts are revealed non-linearly and selectively, ideally for maximum intrigue and enough for the viewer to be able to reconstruct the unproven parts of the stories themselves.

It was more than decently staged and filmed, and the editing was good. Good dialogues. Excellent casting and first-class acting. Even the minor and frankly episodic characters are lively and convincing.

It turned out to be quite an interesting, multi-layered and fascinating detective series with murders and smugglers, secrets and conspiracies, elegantly combining how realistic and, at the same time, very effective micro-stories. And with an unexpected ending, as if mocking the conspiracy theory, the tragedy of the events, and, partly, the audience.

Language. They speak well, naturally, and in quite a variety of ways. Usually not too fast, I don't remember any very heavy accents, but sometimes subtitles turned out to be useful.

Maybe I want to believe in the best, but it seems to me that Richard didn't have any women before Jane - his wife made it up. It's just that he's weak-willed and couldn't complete his plan. Or I like McGann too much :)

This story for me is about the fact that all people, even at first glance the best of us, are imperfect and commit under the influence of strong feelings, difficult circumstances, and sometimes just spontaneously a variety of actions. Some of these decisions change not only the lives of people themselves, but also the lives of others.
On the one hand, it's very sad, but on the other, the series, in my opinion, has ended in a life-affirming way.