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Critic Reviews
Mar 23, 2017
Season 1 Review:
There’s a fair amount of darkness in this story, because the lives it chronicles were not easy. There’s also a fair amount of humor. Mostly there’s admiration for three women who in a very short time accomplished things their world saw no reason to think they could.
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Mar 23, 2017
Season 1 Review:
There’s so much more to like here, not least of all the five strong Bronte performances, tight camera work that abets their intimacy, and writing and direction that refuse to romanticize these people and their circumstances. Wainwright never pushes us to interpret the Brontes’ story as one of nascent feminism; more valuably, she delivers the bleak tale with all its tragedy and redemption and lets us find the meaning on our own.
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Mar 27, 2017
Season 1 Review:
The drama’s undeniable strength is its three female leads: Pirrie, Atkins, and Charlie Murphy as Anne Brontë, who find great depth in their three different characters, and their complex bonds. ... That the sisters are so intriguing is what makes To Walk Invisible’s heavy focus on Branwell so frustrating.
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TV Guide MagazineMar 23, 2017
Season 1 Review:
The sisters' own compelling story is the stuff of grand drama. [20 Mar - 2 Apr 2017, p.19]
Mar 24, 2017
Season 1 Review:
Wainwright’s treatment of the subject is eccentric, shifting from surreal childhood scenes to stifled adult life in the claustrophobic parsonage. The sisters--Finn Atkins as Charlotte, Charlie Murphy as Anne and Chloe Pirre as Emily--are cranky, chilly and generally unlikable. ... The Yorkshire accents are only the start of the problem. Low-talking and a loud music track conspire to make much of the dialogue unintelligible.
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