Anne with an E
A coming-of-age portrait of an outsider who, against the odds and a cascade of challenges, pursues love, acceptance, and a rightful place in the world. Set in the late 1890s, the series follows a young orphaned girl whose abusive childhood—spent in orphanages and the homes of strangers—culminates in her being mistakenly sent to live with an elderly woman and her aging brother. Over time, the 13-year-old Anne will transform their lives and, ultimately, the small town they inhabit, with her distinctive spirit, fierce intellect, and brilliant imagination.
Director(s)
Agostino Leone
Stacy Scalisi
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Netflix
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Olivergbyrne
I really cannot understand for the life of me how any one would really dislike this charming retelling of Anne of green Gable. It seriously beat the other recent adaptation with Martin Sheen in every category. The actors are all pitch perfect in their role. What this version does better then any other version I seen before is the way it showed Ann struggling to fit in Avonlea. Episode 3 was a hard watch because it basically showed Ann being bullied and judged by all the Avonlea resident.Other version touched a little on that but in this one you really feel for Anne, she sure did not have it easy. This make it more satisfying when she proves people wrong. The actress who play Anne is an absolute delight! A lot of Fan girls who grew up with the 80's mini series will say there is only one Anne and it's Megan Follows but they really need to get over that. Amybeth McNulty is quite brilliant as Anne, she gives a performance that is wise beyond her years. I personally felt this version was a trow back to Canadian shows I used to watch growing up (Road to Avonlea,Emily of blue moon etc..) We really need more of these types of shows.
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