Netflix Butchers 'All the Light We Cannot See': TV Review
Steven Knight and Shawn Levy's adaptation transforms the Pulitzer-winning novel into a schmaltzy, incoherent mess. Read TIME's review.
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Steven Knight and Shawn Levy's adaptation transforms the Pulitzer-winning novel into a schmaltzy, incoherent mess. Read TIME's review.
Netflix miniseries from Shawn Levy (‘Stranger Things’) tells the tale of a blind girl in Nazi-occupied France who instills hope through the radio.
Aria Mia Lobetti is convincing in her debut role as Marie-Laure LeBlanc
Aria Mia Loberti, Louis Hoffmann, Mark Ruffalo and Hugh Laurie star in this adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
Everything about “All the Light We Cannot See” – from the World War II backdrop to the starry supporting players to having a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel as source material – screams prestige, which makes the lifelessness of this four-part Netflix limited series more pronounced.