I watched all of it. It was unremittingly bleak and not exactly Sunday night viewing. It was certainly well acted and had aesthetic charm, if you will, but I felt the storyline dragged and the script too minimal to sustain a full two hours. It did however highlighted an area of society I think many of us turn a blind-eye to and should be applauded for that. On reflection, my biggest issue was that it was directed by Samantha Morten, a successful actress. It was based on her own experiences and made me keep having to try and forget that the girl on screen would go on to be just fine. A tricky one to pull off. On balance though, I think it is what Channel 4 do best and exemplifies intelligent film making rather than mind-numbing reality, property, How-clean-is-your-celebrity nonsense that populates BBC1 and ITV all too often.