The series "I Know This Much Is True" stands out from other series by its demanding and adult themes. HBO has never been afraid of heavy content, so you should definitely check it out if you're interested. Learn here why the series, which will soon be available on Sky, is definitely worth watching.

Based on a novel by Wally Lamb with the German title "Früh am Morgen beginnt die Nacht," the six episodes deal with psychological disorders, loss of loved ones, broken families, guilt and forgiveness. Despite this, it offers its viewers enough comfort and hope for a better future.

Later in the hospital, he refuses to reattach his hand. His concerned twin brother (also Ruffalo) agrees to the surgery, but tries to respect his mentally ill brother's wishes, even if they appear absurd.

Thomas is considered a danger to himself and others and is incarcerated in a psychiatric hospital. Dominic now fights not only for Thomas' freedom, but also for his own mental health. For as the story unfolds, Dominic digs deeper into family history secrets and must work through his own painful nightmares while still trying to protect Thomas.

You can watch the new mini-series "I Know This Much Is True" exclusively on Sky Atlantic. The channel will air the 1st episode on 14th September 2020 at 20.15pm. The series has six episodes. There is a high chance that there will not be a 2nd season because the 1st season already covers the complete story of the novel version. Current Sky offerings to watch the series:

? Sky Ticket Entertainment offers a monthly plan for 7.49 Canadian dollars, while Sky Q - Entertainment provides a monthly plan for 12.50 Canadian dollars.

In the present, Dominick is trying to save his brother's life. Flashbacks show the different youth and student years of the two twin brothers. In addition, they explore the episodes involving Thomas and Dominick's Italian-American grandfather who migrated to the U.S. in pursuit of material goals without regard for others.

Rather, he talks about universal and timeless subjects that mirror American history and society too. The past clearly impacts present-day America, but "I Know This Much Is True" also offers hope that past mistakes and sins won't necessarily determine the future.

Today, still taboo problems like psychiatric illness and its effects are addressed both on the person who is ill and on their family.

There is no question: the story has complex and troubling themes that may not be well suited to the harmony needs of streaming audiences. However, due to its challenging depiction of events and interesting staging by the talented director, the series can convincingly be considered a whole work of art.

"I don't need to hide behind productions like 'The Sopranos?, 'The Wire?, 'Deadwood? and newer series like z.B. 'The Deuce,' 'Show me a Hero' or 'The Plot against America.' The professionals of drama are at work, creating a series for an adult and mature audience."

Sein nächster Durchbruch gelang ihm 2009 mit dem Dreh von "The Kids Are All Right", der letztlich einen Oscar erreichte. In the year 2000, actor Ruffalo was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and he played a small role in the sister drama "Zähl auf mich" by Oscar-winning director Kenneth Lonegan. Although Ruffalo didn't receive an Oscar nomination like his co-star Laura Linney, he was later known as one of the most promising young actors of his generation. His next breakthrough came in 2009 with the movie "The Kids Are All Right", which eventually won an Oscar.

He during his extremely varied and successful career stood beside Hollywood superstars like Kate Winslet, Kirsten Dunst, Meg Ryan, Robert Redford, Jim Carrey and Tom Cruise on camera. Additionally he worked with master filmmakers such as David Fincher and Martin Scorsese.

ikonischer Comic-Figur The Hulk, dass er ein guter Schauspieler ist. So far, Ruffalo has accumulated three Oscar nominations and it seems only a matter of time until he is awarded the accolade in fact. Although his serious roles clearly take precedence, he demonstrated this with several appearances as Bruce Banner or iconic comic-figure The Hulk.

With "I Know This Much Is True? the celebrated actor returns to television after a long absence. And in a double role that requires all the theatrical and emotional finesse. The result is worth it, because Ruffalo brings the heart and soul of the story to life. His thrilling and complex performance captures viewers until the last episode.

The director and director of "I Know This Much Is True" - Derke Cianfrance - are familiar with heavy dramas too. In 1998, at just 23 years old, Cianfrance wrote and directed his debut film, "Brother Tied". His second film with the title "Blue Valentine" about a failing marriage waited 12 years to be released, but it starred an incredible cast including Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams.

Later, celebrated and award-winning actors like Eva Mendes and Bradley Cooper appeared in "A Place Beyond the Pines" as well as Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender in "Zwischen den Meeren."

With his first series of work, Derek Cianfrance seems and trusts his audience a lot. He wants to challenge his audience instead of taking it easy or lull them with worn-out life lessons and kitsch. This worked out well for him with his films and it's been successful for him with "I Know This Much Is True".