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Viewing guide, by James JacksonThe Devil’s HourAmazon Prime VideoA new British mystery drama instantly distinguished by being so hard to define. Perhaps that’s because, while it is written and created by the newcomer Tom Moran, the producers are Steven Moffat and Hartswood Films, purveyors of such tricksily unpredictable shows as Dracula and Inside Man. This feels far more serious, though, its crime mystery secondary to a shadowy psychological drama. Jessica Raine (Call the Midwife; The Last Post) plays Lucy, a single mother woken by horrifying visions every night at 3.33am (apparently known as the Devil’s hour). Her eight-year-old boy, Isaac, is emotionally blank and has a habit of making
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