Hidden Assets review: It's getting fierce fishy altogether as we reach the halfway point

Hidden Assets is keeping us nicely perplexed at the mid-point of the season
Hidden Assets review: It's getting fierce fishy altogether as we reach the halfway point

As the series builds, Hidden Assets is now delivering real drama. Picture: Guillaume Van Laethem/AcornTV

Angeline Ball gives a good hard stare. As a CAB investigator the hard stare is a part of her DNA - and one filthy look from her gives the audience a good idea as to who she thinks is keeping secrets.

Unfortunately there are stares a-plenty from Ball’s Emer Berry in episode four of Hidden Assets as the investigation into a violent terror attack with Irish connections risks coming unstuck at a crucial stage.

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