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Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon leads this adaptation of Celeste Ng's bestseller about a woman looking for the person who burned down her house. But as the investigation progresses, dark secrets from her past resurface. Co-stars Golden Globe nominee Kerry Washington (Django Unchained).
Little Fires Everywhere will be released exclusively on Amazon's Prime Video from the 22nd May 2020.
At just eight episodes, it doesn't demand a huge commitment, and while it's highly bingeable, it has plenty of real substance, too. Each episode ends so enticingly poised that it's hard not to let the next one play.
Full reviewLapses into flatness whenever it possibly can, and it is always very ready to tell you exactly who is right and who is wrong in any given situation. In the end, it all ends up feeling exhausting.
Full reviewIts exploration of why women often feel more alienated from than connected to one another is far from lean-in aspirational, but at least it's honest.
Full review“Little Fires Everywhere” lands with confidence between the allure of prestige streaming television and a Shonda Rhimes-like propensity for soap suds. Flaws are few, but crucial. Episodes dawdle and dabble too long in too many convoluted story lines.
Full review"Little Fires Everywhere" is the type of celebrity book club-inspired drama – we're talking about Witherspoon's book club, in this case – built to be a thirst trap for "Big Little Lies" addicts.
Full reviewOnce Little Fires kicks into gear after the first few episodes, it’s a joy to see these two fiercely talented actors face off, as the mothers’ conflict unfurls a variety of ideas about what it means to raise children.
Full reviewHulu's sharp, soapy, and emotionally intense limited series is more than your standard suburban whodunit.
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