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Scene from Deep Water / TV series (2019)
Episode: Season 1, Episode 2
Scene Details
| Duration: 46 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 36 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1920x960 | Added: 2019-Oct-14 |
Actresses in this Scene
Rosalind Eleazar
Details
Alternate Names: روزالیند الیزار, 로잘린드 엘레아사르
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Career
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Full Biography
Rosalind Eleazar, born in England, trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, graduating in 2015. She has acted in various TV series including 'Slow Horses' as Louisa Guy, 'Rellik' as Christine, 'Howards End' as Jacky Bast, and 'Deep Water' as Kate.
About the Movie: Deep Water / TV series (2019)
Release Year: 2019
Nation: Australia, United Kingdom, United States of America
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Director: Al Mackay, Harry Wootliff, Jim Loach
Writer: Anna Symon, Paula Daly
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Genre: Documentary, Drama
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Keywords
Keywords: based on novel or book, family relationships, secrecy
Story
Deep Water follows three women as they navigate the complexities of family life and motherhood. The series explores how their attempts to balance work and personal lives lead them down paths they never anticipated. Based on Paula Daly's novel 'Windermere', the story delves into the consequences of their decisions regarding their children and husbands, which ultimately result in unpredictable criminal situations.
Summary
Deep Water is a modern-day exploration of family dynamics through the lens of three women struggling to maintain balance between work and personal lives. Set against the backdrop of Paula Daly's best-selling novel 'Windermere', this British-Australian-American co-production offers a stark look at the secrets and consequences that can arise from even the most seemingly mundane decisions. The series, directed by Al Mackay, Harry Wootliff, and Jim Loach, provides a compelling examination of family relationships, the challenges women face in modern society, and the sometimes-unpredictable outcomes of attempting to keep everything together.