'A hunt for love'.A period miniseries to clear the mind and brighten the view (the clothes are brutal)
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Romantic drama with Lily James and Emily Beecham in front, 'on the hunt for love' review the interwar period and describes the truths and lies after the ideal of love in an exciting and passionate era.
August will leave us a good novelty harvest in the streaming channels, although none of the most anticipated will drop through our devices until September (the continuations of 'La Casa de Papel', 'Sex Education', 'The Morning Show',' Doom Patrol 'or' American Horror Story ', among others, will land then).In any case, there are also new and rich fictions to release in this warm final stretch of summer.In addition to the disturbing 'Nine Perfect Strangers', with Nicole Kidman at the head of the cast (she has also produced it), which arrives on the 20th, we can already taste 'to the hunt for love' (Movistar+), a stylish miniseries of the era of timesWith Lily James and Emily Beecham as protagonists.
Set in the interwar period, this series is a romantic drama, more romantic than drama, which follows the steps of two rebel girls eager to live.Linda Radlett (Lily James) and Fanny Logan (Emily Beecham) are two young people united not only for family ties, but because of their unstoppable desire to eat life and challenge everything their families and society expect from them in full 20s.
Their hunger to live will launch them to any adventure where new experiences intuit, but above all to consecrate themselves to the search for love and the perfect husband, a priority ideal in their lives.As they look for it, from two very different perspectives, their destinations will separate.
The series has been created and directed by Emily Mortimer, whom we have seen as an actress in 'La Librería' by Isabel Coixet and in 'The return of Mary Poppins', and her three episodes are based on the novel by Nancy Mitford of 1945, 'The Pursuit of Love'.
Very remarkable is also the costumes, in charge of Sinéad Kidao (who was also responsible for Anna Karenina) that unfolds throughout the series, a wonderful showcase of styles at a time when women's fashion lived a real revolution.Of the long and the strict forms that still breathed nineteenth mentality, to the short and loose that characterized the crazy 20s.Very interesting, if you are interested in fashion.
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