Matthew Harris

All the Light We Cannot See is a stunning four part movie, executive produced by the man who brought you Peaky Blinders, (Stephen Knight) and based on a Pulitzer Prize winning book. Mark Ruffalo, Hugh Laurie and Aria Mia Loberti dazzle in a story that transcends borders during the largest conflict of the 20th century, as easily as it tugs at heartstrings and brings a smile to your lips.  The visuals are gorgeous, the music beautiful and bitter sweet, and the ending made even better for those of us who wanted to see Werner and Marie spend more time together.  The story is both timely and timeless and it’s such a welcome addition to the drivel that comes out of Hollywood these days.