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IN MY SKIN Stream on Hulu. Kayleigh Llewellyn, the Welsh writer behind “In My Skin,” had a parent with bipolar disorder and was constantly worried her peers would learn of it. This series is modeled after Llewellyn’s experiences, and it stars Gabrielle Creevy as Bethan Gwyndaf, a 16-year-old girl who is ashamed of her mother's frequent hospitalizations and her father’s alcoholism. But Bethan is an excellent liar. After all, she’s trying to balance an unstable home life with the typical anxieties of a teenager — like friendships and crushes — as best as she can. The first season is available for streaming.
FRAYED Stream on HBO Max. Sarah Kendall is the writer, an associate producer and the star of this comedy series about Sammy Cooper, a wealthy London housewife in 1988. After her husband dies, Sammy and her children have nowhere to go but Newcastle, Australia, where she grew up. Sammy must confront her past and make peace with the place she once called home.
AWAARA (1956) Stream on Mubi. Translated to “The Vagabond” in English, “Awaara” is the story of a man named Raj who grew up in the slums of India after his father, a wealthy lawyer, kicked his mother out. He befriends a duplicitous man named Jagga (K.N. Singh) and takes up a life of crime, but is compelled to change his ways when he falls in love with his childhood friend Rita (Nargis). The film is directed and produced by Raj Kapoor, who also stars as Raj.
IDIOMATIC Stream on Sundance Now. A Finnish series, “Idiomatic” is a romantic comedy about Aino (Anna Paavilainen), who is from northern Finland, and Micke (Elmer Back), who’s Swedish. When they are forced to move to an apartment owned by Micke’s parents, and Aino’s brother comes to stay with them, the couple learn they are still getting to know one other.
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THE BIRDS (1963) 10:45 p.m. on TCM. A later addition to the filmography of Alfred Hitchcock, the director nicknamed the “Master of Suspense,” “The Birds” tells the story of a peaceful seaside town suddenly plagued by feathered foes. In it, Melanie Daniels (Tippi Hedren), follows a man named Mitch Brenner (Rod Taylor) from San Francisco to a small fishing village, where his family lives. Almost immediately after Melanie arrives in the town, she is attacked by a sea gull, sparking a chain of horrific bird attacks that turn deadly. In his review for The New York Times in 1963, Bosley Crowther wrote that “Mr. Hitchcock and his associates have constructed a horror film that should raise the hackles on the most courageous and put goose-pimples on the toughest hide.”
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