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Dmitry LipkinReparto:
Eddie Izzard, Minnie Driver, Shannon Woodward, Noel Fisher, Aidan Mitchell, Todd Stashwick, Gregg Henry, Margo Martindale, Bruce French, Nichole Hiltz (más)Temporada(2) / Episodios(20)
Sinopsis(1)
Driver plays Dahlia Malloy, a wife and mother who at the start of the series has just been released from prison for a crime her husband, conman Wayne (Eddie Izzard) committed. Understandably bitter, Dahlia self-medicates and steals to protect her children, ending up on the run from a scary crew of extended family. When a crazy coincidence gives Wayne and Dahlia the keys to a new life and a new identity, they seize it, mistakenly figuring life in the suburbs will be a piece of cake. (FX Network)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Una serie inteligente y satírica llena de humor negro sobre una familia estadounidense pobre que se muda «accidentalmente» al barrio de un millonario. No hay caras bonitas de televisión ni ángeles sin esqueletos en el armario. Esta familia tiene muchos esqueletos. A veces es muy serio, a veces loco y, a veces, incluso hay acción. Y siempre fresco. La música de Toby Chu recuerda a Gustavo Santaolalla en los pasajes serios y a Harry Gregson-Williams en los cómicos. Un gran papel para Minnie Driver, quien no me gusta mucho y por lo general encuentro irritante.
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An interesting series that revolves around a family of nomads who, thanks to a series of coincidences and the incredible audacity of the father as the head of the clan, exchange identities and pretend to be a high-class family of snobbish lawyers. It's a good idea, with an attractive setting and motifs, but the potential was greater than this and the series lacks the polished screenplay that I appreciated in Breaking Bad. Otherwise, it is a series that offers the viewer black humor and criticism of the social layer into which outsiders cunningly penetrated. Overall impression: 65%.
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