New Netflix: Too much, romantic series (too) is Lena Danham’s life inspired?

After eight years of girls, Lena Danham returns where we didn’t really expect … in a summer romantic comedy, but in its own way! She signs her husband, Louise Felber, with many series through which we can simply translate “very” that characterizes her well. Because the promise is held.

And if the square is like a classic love story between a lost American and an English musician, you know that it goes even further. Indeed, Lena Danham does not hide this: too much is inspired by her own history.

After a few years ago, he moved to London. He met Lewis there and their romance was as intense as unexpected. The result? They sign a semi -autobiographical series with four hands, a funny, mediocre, and chaotic goodness, because he knows how to do it and as in general its heroins.

Slightly lost heroin, a very lovely

Too many, we follow Jessica (interpreted by Meghan Stalter in Haks), an American thirty, who fell rough, playing everything from scratch to London. She meets Felix (Will Sharp), a slightly reddish musician. This is a thunderstorm -a slaughter in Lena Danham. Translation: This is a pretty frontal collision between two neuroses.

Jessica is such a character “dirty” because Dunham loves them: vulnerable, very sincere, sometimes (very often) unbearable but deeply human. In contrast, Felix is ​​a charming, lunar and fleet of anti-professes. And although everything is unthinkable, their story is true because it comes from experience. And it changes everything.

Signed Lena Danham

If Lena Danham is very much in DNA everywhere, she is very little on the screen, in the older sister’s role and (of course) Jessica’s hyper neurotic. The alleged decision, after the massive impact he knew with the girls. This time, she prefers Megan Stalter to wear a series while providing realization.

And the choice pays. With her novelty and sympathy that inspers her, Megan Stalter breathes Jessica’s nervous, refers to the energy that she would almost improve. As for Lena Danham, she argues that she can always talk about it … without being in the center of the image. A form of creative maturity? May. The desire to re -introduce himself.

Pretty crazy cast

Around the main duo, Netflix has performed an impressive distribution: Naomi Watts, the team Harrington, Steven Frey, Jessica Alba, Andrew Scott, but also Adel Exarchopoulos … In short, it is very heavy for romance that is not classical.

Made of work title (love, in fact, manufacturers), many are cocktails that are pop, smart, bitter and firmly modern. It should also be resonant with Gen Z, even if Dunham is millennia. It is also a Roman-foam that makes people laugh, which sometimes gets a little tired, but just as it is. Is the most true of all this? Two protagonists’ neuroses that have made them so accessible and who are as a world and today’s love.