All Her Fault: A Chilling Missing-Child Thriller
All Her Fault reveals how quickly rumors can escalate into serious accusations and exposes the dark realities lurking beneath suburban perfection.
Series Overview
The new eight-part thriller from the producers of Downton Abbey begins on an ordinary suburban afternoon that descends into a mother's worst nightmare. Starring Succession's Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning, the series premiered on Thursday, November 6, with the first four episodes released simultaneously, followed by weekly installments.
Plot Summary
Adapted from Andrea Mara's 2021 bestselling novel, All Her Fault centers on Marissa Irvine (Snook), whose carefully controlled life collapses when she arrives at 14 Arthur Avenue to pick up her son Milo from his first playdate. The woman who answers the door is unrecognizable, sparking confusion that quickly turns to panic.
As news of Milo's disappearance spreads through the quiet suburb, Marissa finds herself not only searching desperately but also fighting off growing suspicion from the community. Her encounters with other neighborhood mothers, including the mysterious Jenny (Fanning), reveal that everyone harbors secrets and anyone could be involved.
Thematic Comparisons
The series has been compared to Big Little Lies for its intense examination of suburban motherhood, class divides, and how communities can turn against women in times of crisis.
"All Her Fault explores how quickly whispers can become accusations, and how the veneer of suburban perfection can shatter to reveal something much darker beneath."
Author’s summary: This suspenseful series unpacks the fragile facade of suburban life, highlighting how fear and suspicion unravel relationships and reveal hidden truths.