Overview
- Netflix released the eight-episode limited series on March 5, with all installments now streaming.
- Rachel Weisz stars as an unnamed English professor opposite Leo Woodall, in a campus-set story of desire, power and creative fixation.
- Author Julia May Jonas created and adapted her own novel for television, with Kate Robin serving as showrunner.
- The series leans on direct-to-camera confession and an intentionally unreliable point of view to translate the book’s interiority.
- Comparisons note added and reshaped elements, including a new accuser character and a more ambiguous finale, as early reviews and social chatter praise Weisz’s performance.