8 Brilliant Netflix Miniseries That Redefine Storytelling
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A British crime drama about a 13-year-old accused of murder, exploring bullying & toxic online culture. Directed by Philip Barantini, with standout performances by Owen Cooper & Stephen Graham, it’s shot in single takes & has sparked nationwide debate.
Based on Stephanie Land’s memoir, this drama stars Margaret Qualley as a mother escaping abuse while working as a maid to support her daughter. Critically acclaimed and Emmy-nominated, it became one of Netflix’s most-watched shows of 2021.
This true-crime drama follows Marie Adler (Kaitlyn Dever), wrongfully accused of lying about rape & the detectives (Toni Collette, Merritt Wever) who uncover the truth. Praised for focusing on victims, it earned multiple awards.
Andrew Scott shines as Tom Ripley, a conman drawn into deceit in 1960s Italy. With striking black-and-white visuals & masterful direction by Steven Zaillian, the series won four Emmys.
A psychological dramedy starring Emma Stone & Jonah Hill as strangers in a bizarre drug trial. Quirky, mind-bending & visually stunning, it’s a darkly comic exploration of the mind.
Based on David Nicholls’s novel, this romantic drama follows Emma and Dexter’s decades-long connection. A heartfelt hit, it became Netflix’s top Valentine’s Day show.
Mike Flanagan’s gothic horror blends family trauma with chilling scares, redefining modern horror on TV.
Anya Taylor-Joy delivers a career-defining performance as chess prodigy Beth Harmon in this Emmy-winning global phenomenon.