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It's a Sin
2021 . Comedy, Drama, History .
9.0
Everyone
About the tv show
8.9/10
A chronicle of four friends during a decade in which everything changed, including the rise of AIDS.
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Rated:
TV-MA
Actors:
Olly Alexander, Callum Scott Howells, Lydia West, Omari Douglas, Nathaniel Curtis
Language:
en
Release:
22 Jan 2021
Seasons:
1
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Reviews
Caroline Lasorsa
10 hours ago
10
Really emotional portrayal of the AIDS epidemic in 1980s-1990s London. It was easy to get immersed in each of the character’s lives and watch as their friend group develops alongside the public understanding of AIDS. I definitely cried a bit toward the end but loved the show all the same.
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2 comments Annie Spencer 
3 days ago
10
Incredible (British of course 😉) drama about the AIDS epidemic in London. Beautiful character development, that gets you caught up in a group of friends lives. Highly emotive - with each episode having me laughing and crying. Gets pretty heavy towards the end 😢
4 likes 2 comments Rotten Tomatoes
3 days ago
10
Propelled by an exquisite cast, empathetic writing, and a distinct visual style, It's a Sin is an incredible feat of small-screen magic.
1 like Comment Tanya Partridge
3 weeks ago
10
A story of a group of friends living through the beginning of the AIDS pandemic in London. Their individual stories are told through a fantastic script and wonderful actors. Truly heartbreaking in moments but a wonderful thought provoking series.
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Rob Green
3 weeks ago
10
Excellent and highly emotional mini series set in London during the 80s, highlighting the challenges of the AIDs epidemic and the souls lost. From the mind behind Queer As Folk and Doctor Who.
Like Comment Kenneth Wright
3 weeks ago
8
Excellent little mini series set in London during the 80ties about AIDS epidemic and social justice.
Like Comment Esther Straarup Wright
3 weeks ago
8
I like alot! Very emotional and you get so close to the carschters you almost feel like u know them. Tough watch at times but highly recommendable
Like Comment Jamie Bendy
1 month ago
9
STUNNINGLY written by the legend who is Russel T Davies. This show it beautifully shot and utterly heartbreaking with amazing performances from the entire cast. Just brilliant.
2 likes Comment Justin Woods
1 month ago
8
Russell T Davies - what can I say? He’s given us so many excellent shows over the years - sadly for me while IAS is good it’s not great or even on a pair with his previous output - it’s a saccharin often rose tinted account (IMO) - for me it just doesn’t hit the Mark - I expected more & by the last episode I was left with - ??? - that’s it? Or maybe that’s the rope for a follow up to come...
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