Bloodlines

The Rayburns have a family business, a good reputation and a way of discussing the past that leaves quite a lot unsaid. When eldest son Danny comes home, that arrangement becomes harder to maintain. Bloodline places the family tension against the bright, leisurely surroundings of the Florida Keys.

Ben Mendelsohn gives Danny an awkwardness that can change a scene before he has done very much. Kyle Chandler's John is a useful contrast: apparently dependable, accustomed to responsibility and far from neutral about his brother. Their shared history matters more than identifying a simple good sibling and bad sibling.

This is a slow family thriller. It spends time on what people owe each other and the stories they use to explain their behaviour. That patience is its strength, particularly in the opening season, though the later plotting does not always sustain the same control.

Try it for the performances and the discomfort of a family gathering that nobody can quite escape. Ozark supplies a faster-moving alternative; Your Honor also asks what people will justify in the name of protecting their own.