Name: The End: Season 1
Genre: Drama
Released: 2020
Duration: TNaNHNaNM
Cast: Harriet Walter, Frances O'Connor, Ingrid Torelli, Morgan Davies

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Emmy-nominee Harriet Walter (Sense and Sensibility) and Golden Globe-nominee Frances O'Conner (The Missing) lead this cross-generation family drama from Samantha Strauss (Dance Academy) where relatives share an obsession about death and how to die with dignity.

2020Australia, UKSky

Drama

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Creator:: Samantha Strauss
Cast:: Harriet WalterFrances O'ConnorIngrid TorelliMorgan Davies

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Do Not Resuscitate

Harriet Walter stars in a Sky original about how it's never too late to start over. A suicide attempt reunites a mother and daughter.

Toxic Shock Syndrome

Edie babysits Persephone as Kate fights to rescue her reputation.

**** Christmas

Edie steps out her comfort zone by agreeing to sing in the Christmas show.

Polar Bear

Oberon struggles as he seeks testosterone therapy. Edie makes a confession.

To Be/Not To Be

A difficult decision unexpectedly gives Edie a new lease of life.

Art vs Life

Kate is horrified by Edie's proposition but her mum refuses to let it drop.

Blood Sandwich

Kate and Edie get a surprise as they team up. Oberon turns to Edie.

Metastasized

A party leads to an unexpected move by Edie and the arrival of an ambulance.

With Sparkles

A struggling Kate turns to drink for the first time in years.

Picking Scabs

An event leads Edie to believe there really are moments worth living for.

The End: Season 1 / Reviews

The Guardian

The mother and daughter's relationship is so constructed as to make it clear that this is the cumulation of a lifetime of opposing views, and all the more painful for it.

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Daily Telegraph

Provocative, and sometimes difficult to watch. It is occasionally funny. But Strauss hasn't yet found a way to make those things co-exist.

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The Times

It's sharp and unlike anything I've seen.

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The Age

It's a joy to see older people, particularly women, in roles with genuine depth, and the divisive topic of the right to die being interrogated in such a unique fashion, at once profound and playful.

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