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In all the twists and turns of The Woman in the Wall, there were two that surprised me the most. The first came at the end of the first episode when Lorna actually took the body of the dead woman in her house and straight up put her in the
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The Woman in the Wall's penultimate episode opens with all the puzzle pieces finally in the same room now that Akande has opened up and shown Lorna that he, like her daughter, has a death certificate claiming he died of neglect in a Mother & Baby home. Yet,
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If you’ve been watching The Woman in the Wall on Showtime or Paramount+, you've been experiencing some unspeakable history, unveiled piece by piece as the series unfolds. However, especially for American audiences, the concept of paces where families sent pregnant teenage girls, basically to forget about them,
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Last week's episode of The Woman in the Wall ended with the genuinely shocking discovery that Lorna's putting Aoife Cassidy in the wall of her flat at the end of the premiere never happened, or if it did, someone removed the body. Either way, the woman
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Before we get into this week's The Woman in the Wall, let's talk about the elephant in the room, especially in light of the opening flashback where Lorna remembers telling Clemence she wished for a boy and Colman's dream sequence where Father Percy is
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Last week's The Woman in the Wall premiere ended with the shock of being a much more literal title than I would have assumed. One morning, after waking from a troubled sleep, Lorna Brady discovered she had a dead body in her house; after a day or so
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Most people, upon waking to find a dead body in their house, would be justifiably upset, calling the police, demanding answers, and generally deciding this was a bad way to start the day. However, for Lorna Brady (Ruth Wilson), it is merely yet another inconvenience in a string of bad
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Showtime's The Woman in the Wall is hardly the first story that has flavored a traditional murder mystery with serious Gothic vibes and black humor, but what will likely set the series apart for many viewers is its use of those familiar tropes to explore a very unfamiliar
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Showtime has set a January premiere date for The Woman in the Wall, a tense and emotional thriller that aims to explore the legacy of one of Ireland's most shocking and inhumane scandals — the institutions known as the Magdalene Laundries, The twisty mystery thriller stars Ruth Wilson (His
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Sometimes the most terrifying horror stories are human ones. Such is the case with the upcoming Showtime drama The Woman in the Wall, a tense and emotional thriller that aims to explore the legacy of one of Ireland's most shocking and inhumane scandals — the institutions known as the
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For those who grew up in Ireland in the mid-20th century, the stories of the Magdelene Laundries were things whispered about, terrifying accounts of what happened to girls who weren't virtuous or at least very careful. But in 1993, with the uncovering of a mass of unmarked graves
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In 2013, the Irish government issued a formal state apology and restitution regarding the secretive institutions surrounding Magdalene Laundries. At the time, it marked the end of a twenty-year scandal sparked by the 1993 discovery of 155 unmarked graves, which led to an investigation into the Roman Catholic institutions that