Scenes from a Marriage Season 1 Episode 1 are expected to release on 12th September 2021. You can watch exclusively on HBO and HBO Max.
Know More About Scenes from a Marriage
Scenes from a Marriage is an upcoming American drama television miniseries developed, written, and directed by Hagai Levi produced for HBO and starring Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain. It is an English-language remake of the 1973 Swedish miniseries, of the same name by Ingmar Bergman. Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac star as Mira, a confident, ambitious tech executive left unfulfilled by her marriage, and Jonathan, an accommodating, hyper-intellectual philosophy professor desperate to keep their relationship intact.
Scenes from a Marriage Storyline
Season 1 Episode 1 titled “Innocence and Panic” is all about that it re-examines the original’s iconic depiction of love, hatred, desire, monogamy, marriage, and divorce through the lens of a contemporary American couple, played by Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain.
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Mira (Chastain) is dissatisfied with her marriage to Jonathan (Isaac). She’s driven, ambitious, and her work as a tech executive constantly sees her pushing for better and innovating. In comparison, Jonathan is more introspective and easygoing. Jonathan will do what it takes to keep their marriage but his tendency to be accommodating isn’t what Mira is looking for. She wants a less passive partner. The two clash over their disparate personalities, desires, and needs causing the rift to grow.
Scenes from a Marriage Season 1 Episode 1 Release Date
Scenes from a Marriage, a drama about the dissolution of a partnership. This series received huge popularity within the premiere of just a few episodes. Fans are very excited about the upcoming episodes. So it is all set to make its debut on 12th September 2021.
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The series premieres on HBO and HBO Max. Viewers can watch it there online.
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