The Handmaid's Tale - Reviews

The questions that it asks of our humanity, of our morality, are more pressing, and explored with more astonishing beauty and tightly harnessed rage than ever.

...it still manages to find beauty in the darkest trauma.

Female heroines can be in short supply on screen, but Moss has a knack for making them real, no matter the stakes.

It may be too in love with the slow burn of visual storytelling, but The Handmaid's Tale still knows what it's about.

Far from being escapist television, The Handmaid’s Tale continues to act as a mirror to our present troubling times, and as a dark lens focused on our uncertain future.

...perfectly crafted TV, profound, terrifying and heart-breaking, topped by a stellar performance from Elisabeth Moss.

There’s no question that The Handmaid’s Tale deserves its plaudits and success.