"All Her Fault" is one of the miniseries of the moment. While it is a true success in terms of views and critical acclaim, it is not on Netflix, but on another popular streaming platform. It tells the story of a mother who, when going to pick up her son one afternoon, discovers that the woman who was supposedly looking after him does not exist and her son has disappeared. According to the Argentine News Agency, it is based on the bestselling novel of the same name. The plot delves into the dark realities that hide behind the perfect facades of a wealthy neighborhood. The series has eight episodes, and in Argentina, it can be watched on Amazon Prime Video. What is "All Her Fault" about? The plot begins with a terrifying trigger: Marissa Irvine arrives at a house in a residential area of Dublin to pick up her son, Milo. However, when she knocks on the door, she is met by a woman she does not recognize who assures her that there is no child there. What starts as a confusion quickly turns into a kidnapping involving the protagonist's entire social circle, revealing that no one in her environment is as innocent as they seem. Cast: The production features major international figures that elevate this suspense drama: Sarah Snook: The Emmy winner for Succession returns to television in the lead role of Marissa Irvine, the desperate mother. Dakota Fanning: She plays Jenny, a young mother with a key connection in the mystery. Jake Lacy: Known for The White Lotus, he plays Peter, Marissa's husband. Abby Elliott: She takes on the role of one of the neighbors in her inner circle. Sophia Lillis: The young actress from It is also part of the central ensemble. Technical Details and Production The series was developed for the Peacock platform and is directed by Minkie Spiro (Better Call Saul, Downton Abbey). The script maintains the essence of the book, exploring themes such as maternal guilt, social pressure, and how a single mistake can destroy a planned life. Critics are already positioning it as the "successor" to hits like Big Little Lies or The Undoing, due to its combination of family drama and high-end crime mystery.
