The Guardian -
16 Nov 2025 22:00
This six-part adaptation of Sarah Mosss novel is deeply confused. The acting is melodramatic, the tone bewildering and the plot is full of cartoonishly grim situations that go nowhereHolidays can be murder. Regular domestic life often smothers a festering seam of incompatibility in a relationship, or a fault in an outwardly solid family dynamic. But trap people together for a week or two somewhere far away and theres nowhere to hide. In Summerwater, a forbiddingly bleak drama written by John Don...
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