On February 8, 2024, Netflix added a series based on a famous romance novel to its catalog. Titled One Day, this fiction is likely to make you cry for Valentine’s Day. But what is she talking about?
This winter, it’s good to indulge in a viewing session as a couple, with family or friends. Video on demand players are well aware of this and do not fail to regularly add a selection of varied programs to satisfy the tastes of a multitude of viewers. Fans of historical series inspired by characters who actually existed are served with the recent addition of Griselda in the catalog Netflixwhile moviegoers undoubtedly enjoyed rediscovering this masterpiece which earned Meryl Streep the Golden Globe for best actress on the red logo platform. On this eve of Valentine’s Day, those who appreciate romantic series are served. On February 8, 2024, Netflix added A day to its catalog, a series inspired by the best-seller by David Nicholls. A romantic drama that has already attracted a lot of attention and is likely to make you cry on the occasion of lovers’ celebration. But what exactly is she talking about?
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In this British fiction, the audience follows the story ofEmma Morley, performed by Ambika Mod, and Dexter Mayhew, played by Leo Woodall. The story begins on the day the two young students met when receiving their university diploma, on July 15, 1988. From this date, A day immerses the viewer in the relationship of the two protagonists, sometimes romantic, sometimes friendly. The opportunity to follow the evolution and construction ofEmma and of Dexter as adults, to discover their joys but also their sorrows, over more than two decades.
A scenario that some spectators may have been able to appreciate in the past since David Nicholls’ work has already been the subject of an adaptation on the big screen in 2011 in which we find Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess in the shoes ofEmma Morley And Dexter Mayhew. Thirteen years later, A day makes its return in a different format, offering to dive back into this romantic story through fourteen episodes already available on Netflix.
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The least we can say is that the series seems to be well received by users of the streaming platform. A few days after it was put online, users of X did not hesitate to share their feedback on the program which seems to have affected more than one. “I just finished #UnJour or #OneDay, say what you want, the Netflix mini series. Where is the psychological unit please?” writes this Internet user, for example.
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