After an evil timing in its launch, the production recovered and began to be the most watched of HBO Max.
A true drama starring Mark Ruffalo is having a second chance in HBO Max After a debut that, perhaps because of Mal Timing, was not expected. “The undeniable truth” was launched in 2020, directed and written by Derek Cianfrance, based on a famous novel by Wally Lamb.
It was definitely not a great year for the most dramatic content because the reality in itself was already, so the series did not have great success in its launch, but over the years of the years It began to be increasingly valued and is currently being the most watched on the platform.
The undeniable truth
What is the undeniable truth, the unknown drama of HBO Max
The plot presents the story of two twin brothers Dominick and Tomthat are going through a stage of tragedies. From the beginning, he presents a fairly dramatic picture, where Tom is in a library and cuts his hand in what he calls “a sacrifice”, which is nothing more than an episode of his schizophrenia.
Dominick becomes the narrator of the story. And, with a slow and emotional tone, it manages to infect the sadness that it travels with His emotional story that has everything: duel, guilt, self -pity, ghosts of the past, divorces, heartbreak, premature deaths, mental illness, a dysfunctional relationship with its strict stepfather, anguish and traumas to the flower of leather that we are exploring tirelessly and intensely.
HBO MAX: Trailer of the undeniable truth
HBO MAX: cast of the undeniable truth
- Mark Ruffalo (Dominick and Tom)
- Philip Ettinger (Dominick and Tom young)
- Melissa Leo (ma)
- Rosie or ‘Donnell (Lisa Sheffer)
- Kathryn Hahn (Desa Constantine)
- Juliette Lewis (Nradra Frank)
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