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Eighteen-year-olds Ritchie, Roscoe, Colin, Jill, and Ash move to London in 1981, where they chase their dreams and embrace their sexuality, just as news of a mysterious virus emerges.
In 1983, Jill becomes increasingly concerned about the fearsome virus that's crept into the friends' collective consciousness; Colin travels to New York for work; Roscoe learns of major family changes.
In March 1986, the Pink Palace flat mates are working, loving and finding their way in the world, but when terror strikes, they must fight like never before.
In 1988, Jill organizes a protest against the government's handling of AIDS, Ritchie makes a lonely trip home to confront certain truths, and Roscoe makes a statement at an event with his high-profile lover.
In 1991, the friends try their best to remain positive and rally through the darkest of days; as Ritchie clings to hope, Jill clashes with his mother, and Roscoe is stunned by a plea for forgiveness.
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Apr 20, 2022Amazing show, it shows an important part of history
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Apr 08, 2022The series brought home the personal tragedy behind the statistics. I lived through the 80s as a young gay man and saw countless guys disappear from AIDS. I seroconverted in 1991 and expected to die but survived because of the advent of treatment in 1996. I am still amazed that I have survived, but know that it was by sheer chance. It may be difficult for the younger generation to understand the level of homophobia that existed back then and which was brought out into the open by AIDS. My own mother told me, when I told her that a friend of mine (whom she'd never met) had AIDS, her response was: ‘Well, he's got what he deserved.' ‘It's a Sin' doesn't attempt to take on the multiplicity of reasons why AIDS flourished, but the territory it does take on it presents in a masterly way.
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Apr 01, 2022I've never cried this much over a mini-siries.
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Feb 14, 2022Fantastic. So evocative of my 20s. Amazing acting all round. Cried so much. It happened and it's terrible how people treat each other. Ignorance is the biggest problem. Lots of lessons to be learnt I think.
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Jan 28, 2022very touching.happy times then tears..brilliant series.
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Nov 30, 2021This is the best miniseries I have seen in a long time, it is damn near perfect. Not giving to much away its a heartbreaking, unfiltered, and focused story about a group of gay men living and working during the AIDS Crisis of the 1980's. The setting is well crafted, and the characters and storyline is brilliant. But, this show is a HARD watch, not in the sense that its a slog to get through. But, it is so sad and painful because of how much you care for these characters. If you have trouble sitting through difficult and harrowing stories, maybe skip this Drama.
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Nov 21, 2021Great story, emotional rollercoaster. Could've been a bit longer to develop more of the themes in the middle. Episode 3 was the best in my opinion.
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Nov 03, 2021Outstanding recreation of the 1980s AIDS era with many excellent performances. Amusing as well as sad and informative. Some actors play successfully against type, others are new, adding to the interest. A very careful piece of work which is worthy whilst vibrant and amusing too, a difficult trick but it works.
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Oct 11, 2021A very emotional programme which shows what is largely unknown for those of us born in the 80s.
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Sep 29, 2021I'm conflicted on giving it 4 or 4.5. Sooo, 4+? Well, in short, this series felt a bit too fast for me. The huge timespan felt a bit unbalanced by the end of the series, I think one (or two) extra episodes could have made the show better by giving it more room to explore half of the characters. Because of the limited number of episodes, there was a lot of "tell not show" stuff to fill in the gaps. But, for what this series offers, it is absolutely amazing from start to finish. - By a straight cisgender male, lol
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