Daisy May Cooper (Am I Being Unreasonable?) plays working-class single mum and aspiring writer Costello Jones, hustling to make a...
Daisy May Cooper (Am I Being Unreasonable?) plays working-class single mum and aspiring writer Costello Jones, hustling to make a good life for her daughter with the help of her chaotic best mates in this dark comedy from the BBC and HBO.
Along with Costello and daughter Iris, Selby, Costello's gay soulmate and loving tormentor, and Gloria, Iris's wild and rudderless godmother, form an unconventional family unit, determined to buck the system at every turn.
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A bold, imprudent, very frisky and funny walk on the wild side, capturing in scuffed-up, skid-marked detail the lives of struggling people who are both products of broken systems as well as their own worst enemies.
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78 %20 reviews"The half-hour show is rewarding, rich in its characterisations and commanding in its self-awareness, but the journey can be harsh..."
Boston Globe"Rain Dogs promises to be an interesting examination in a certain kind of found family that’s by turns darkly funny and warmly inspiring."
Decider"Rain Dogs, in much the same way as (Tom) Waits’ best songs, tempers its menacing tone with unexpected hints of warmth."
Time Magazine"Frequently bleak yet enduringly beautiful... it has all the potential to be one of those sleeper hits that we look back on at the end of the year as one of its very best."
Collider"There’s a lot of injustice in Rain Dogs but also a lot of love, bawdy humour, and perseverance."
RogerEbert.com"This unfiltered, revelatory comic-drama is the strongest TV example of London calling since Michaela Coel’s I May Destroy You."
The Age"Rain Dogs is The Last of Us with poverty instead of mushroom zombies."
Hollywood Reporter"(An) impressive, often bitterly funny debut season..."
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