Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning Discuss 'All Her Fault'
In the new show All Her Fault, Sarah Snook plays Marissa, a mother whose five-year-old son, Milo, mysteriously disappears after a supposed playdate that never happened. The story unfolds as Marissa, her friend Jenny (Dakota Fanning), and her husband (Jake Lacy) struggle to uncover the truth, challenging everything Marissa believed.
The Show's Central Themes
The series explores the uneven division of labor in households, highlighting how women often juggle work responsibilities while managing most household tasks. The abduction of Milo symbolizes societal tendencies to blame women, which is reflected in the show's title, All Her Fault.
“When they gave me the book and I read it and found out what the twist was, I couldn’t say no, it was just so juicy and there’s so much to explore,” Snook told Deadline.
“I think it’s a conversation that’s been certainly happening in my life, in my friendship circles for the last, certainly five years at least, and coming more to the public forefront, about the invisible labor that women tend to take on in a relationship that has children involved,” Snook said.
Insights from the Lead Actresses
- The show reveals the "invisible labor" women carry within relationships involving children.
- It illustrates how women are often left to manage both professional and domestic duties.
- The storyline challenges viewers to reconsider assumptions and blame placed upon women.
Author's summary:
The series All Her Fault powerfully exposes the overlooked burdens women bear in family life, blending suspense with a critique of invisible emotional and domestic labor.
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