Top 8 miniseries to watch in one go

If one film is not enough to spend an interesting evening in front of the screen, you should pay attention to miniseries. The stories, told in just three or four episodes, will please most viewers who want to delve deep into the plot but don’t want to spend too much time on it.

These 8 television projects will be a revelation to anyone who has previously avoided the mini format:

Adapted from Margaret Atwood’s novel of the same name, also called Grace, the film will leave viewers thinking deeply as they try to solve a puzzle created by the author. The series will appeal to a wide range of audiences: lovers of historical settings, fans of detective stories and even fans of mysticism. The story follows a maid, Grace, who is serving a prison sentence for a murder she has no memory of. Trying to find out the truth will lead to the most unpredictable consequences.

“Gunpowder” will interest not only fans of the historical genre, but also everyone who cares about Kit Harington. In this miniseries, the actor played his own ancestor, Robert Catesby, a highly controversial figure who took part in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.

How the British view the period of 1917 in Russia was clearly demonstrated by the series ‘Notes of a Young Doctor’, based on Mikhail Bulgakov’s story cycle. In the story, Vladimir Bomgard, a medical school graduate, comes to the Russian heartland to head a hospital consisting of a paramedic, a nurse and a midwife. The worldwide audience appreciated the performance of Daniel Radcliffe, the detailed film adaptation of Russian classics and the black humor.

Photo source: CBC Television, BBC One

Author: Vasilisa Mironova