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SEASON
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Episode 01: Don’t Tell Bill
Episode 02: Calling the Vasty Deep
Episode 03: Monsters, Most Familiar
Episode 04: Castles Made of Sand
Episode 05: Ambergris
Episode 06: The Swirl
Episode 07: Three Half Blind Mice
Episode 08: The Well
Episode 09: No Task for the Timid
Episode 10: Circular Time
Falling Water S01E10
Available from: 22-12-2016
Falling Water S01E09
Available from: 15-12-2016
Falling Water S01E08
Available from: 08-12-2016
Falling Water S01E07
Available from: 01-12-2016
Falling Water S01E06
Available from: 17-11-2016
Falling Water S01E05
Available from: 10-11-2016
Falling Water S01E04
Available from: 03-11-2016
Falling Water S01E03
Available from: 27-10-2016
Falling Water S01E02
Available from: 20-10-2016
Falling Water S01E01
Available from: 21-09-2016
Falling Water - Season 1
Description
The story of three strange people, who gradually find out that their dreams are separate parts of a single dream. Each of them gets into mysterious situation: one is looking for his missing girlfriend, one is finding a lost child, one is searching cure for his mother - and it is the tracks from their collective dream that help them to disclose the truth behind.
The story of three strange people, who gradually find out that their dreams are separate parts of a single dream. Each of them gets into mysterious situation: one is looking for his missing girlfriend, one is finding a lost child, one is searching cure for his mother - and it is the tracks from their collective dream that help them to disclose the truth behind.
Actors:
Helene Robbie,
Ali Kazmi,
Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll,
Katt Masterson,
Edie Inksetter,
Ben Van Bergen,
Rebecca White
Helene Robbie
Ali Kazmi
31 October 1981, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll
2 May 1983, North York, Ontario, Canada
Katt Masterson
Edie Inksetter
Ben Van Bergen
Rebecca White
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Henry Bromell, Blake Masters
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Blake Masters #David Ajala #Falling Water - Season 1 #Henry Bromell #Lizzie Brocheré #Universal Cable Productions #Valhalla Entertainment #Will Yun Lee
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October 05, 2016
Perhaps, if one took copious notes, consulted the show website's "About" page... the convolutions in "Falling Water" would yield rewards. As it is, it's hard to imagine finding the time for this dull, plodding thought experiment.
October 12, 2016
Falling Water is a hollow puzzle box. It is a twisting, turning show that centers on dreams but completely loses the required balance of a series like this one: don't just present new questions, give us a few answers too.
October 27, 2016
If you're feeling burned TV series after TV series that plants a central mystery and then dances around it for too long to sustain interest, proceed here with cautious optimism.
October 13, 2016
The problem with Water is that it keeps promising revelations that are constantly withheld, as though we might not keep watching if the show tipped its hand about what all this dream investigation is really about.
October 13, 2016
The sole appeal upon which Falling Water relies is mystery, and I'll admit that after watching I do want to learn the answers to the questions the plot has posed. But I don't wish for the answers so much that I'll sit through another hour.
September 22, 2016
Unfortunately, Falling Water makes the mistake of prioritizing intrigue over interest, failing to take any of its concept or conspiracy and connect it to meaningful characterization or narrative stakes.
October 18, 2016
Intriguing but irritatingly opaque, this drama traffics in dreamy imagery and surreal plot developments that seem cobbled together from other mysteries.
October 13, 2016
The idea of dream-traveling isn't new - see 1984's Dreamscape - but this is a good-looking and intriguing reworking of the premise.
October 14, 2016
We don't expect answers to the series' biggest questions yet, but we should at least know what the characters are striving for collectively and what's really at stake here. Otherwise, it's hard to really care about what happens each week.