Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 12月17日 23時05分

Dickinson has become Apple TV+'s trailblazing debut and breakout hit, with V.F. critic @soniasaraiya calling the surreal period dramedy the platform's most remarkable original show. Starring Oscar nominee and pop star Hailee Steinfeld as the young Emily Dickinson, the series mashes together the poet’s intense sincerity with a highly irreverent upending of period conventions. And though the show's disregard for historical accuracy often collapses the space between the present and the past (comedian John Mulaney, for instance, plays Henry David Thoreau, while rapper Wiz Khalifa plays a live embodiment of Death himself), it breathes convincing life into the cloistered domesticity of the 19th-century American female, communicating from the past a shared, unmoored anxiety of living through historic times. "As bonkers as the show is, it is entirely underscored with the profound tension of being a woman in an inhospitable society," Saraiya writes. At the link in bio, discover how a wild, feminist show about a 20-something Emily Dickinson became a breakout hit for Apple TV+.

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